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Originally Posted by FizzyWater
Don't libraries pay more for print books (and other media, like books on CD, etc.) than the average consumer as well?
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Since the same retail channels, for physical products. are open to all, not necessarily.
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. . . a bill by State Rep. Brian Sear (D) "to require publishers of electronic books to offer such books for sale to public and academic libraries at the same rates as offered to the general public."
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Can they do that? And would it apply to mail order and internet booksellers, or just to brick and mortar stores?
If they do have the authority, I would like for price haggling to be outlawed on all products. Same price for all comers. I know this won't happen, because, I suspect, the great majority of new car buyers think they are above-average price negotiators.