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And this is on opening day.
why doesnt the publisher state no discounts for first X months? if the sellers are willing to take 10% profit from the sale, the publisher could just jack up the price to the wholesellers while still maintaining the suggested retail price.
ie: retail price is $35. Amazon is selling for $18. Publisher could sell the book for $30 to wholesellers for first x months to maximize profits.
(Weber grills has <HAD?> this clause for their Silver line of grills.)
why doesnt the publisher state no discounts for first X months? if the sellers are willing to take 10% profit from the sale, the publisher could just jack up the price to the wholesellers while still maintaining the suggested retail price.
ie: retail price is $35. Amazon is selling for $18. Publisher could sell the book for $30 to wholesellers for first x months to maximize profits.
(Weber grills has <HAD?> this clause for their Silver line of grills.)
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