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If your book was highly elastic, than a series of small price drops would have been better for the profit maximizing book-seller, as they would have been able to sell more books at higher prices, since there would be enough people at each price drop to make it worthwhile.
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"People used to take their old books to a book-seller, but now they're more sophisticated and put them on sale at auctions," she said.
Elizabeth S. Niemyer, Library Acquisitions Specialist Post 2010
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A Chinese book-seller got 20 cents commission on each copy.
Letter from John Watson to Young John AllenSeptember 27, 1883 2008
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Christian book-seller arrested for raping his two sons by on
01/11/2006 2006
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Christian book-seller arrested for raping his two ...
01/11/2006 2006
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Finally, when I was having lunch with a pal, and he mentioned how eager he was to grab a copy of the same book, I decided it was time to get my fat ass in gear and head to my local book-seller.
Archive 2007-01-01 Victor Gischler 2007
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One of these lines then extended from Paris to Beirut, where an old Francophone book-seller with a pirated French copy began translating Neruda into Arabic.
justinker Diary Entry justinker 2007
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Rebecca HallBookish MoodNo online book-seller can compete with these classic independent bookshops for ambience: London's famed Daunt Books specializes in travel guides and world classics, nestled on oak shelves (dauntbooks. co.uk).
The Good Life 2007
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Finally, when I was having lunch with a pal, and he mentioned how eager he was to grab a copy of the same book, I decided it was time to get my fat ass in gear and head to my local book-seller.
I always catch onto things late Victor Gischler 2007
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Never were two men so well suited to each other as that book-seller and I.
Armadale 2003
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