Sentences with phrase «actual book prices»

I wouldn't be surprised if publishers raise actual book prices once the new e-book pricing goes into effect.

Exchange funds are used in conjunction with overall block budget to offset miscellaneous setup fees and reduce risks ($ 19.99 * USD per exchange — this cost does not represent the actual book price).

Not exact matches

MarketCap / GVA is better correlated with actual subsequent S&P 500 total returns than price / forward earnings, the Fed Model, the Shiller P / E, price / book, price / dividend, Tobin's Q, market capitalization to GDP, price / revenue and every other valuation ratio we've developed or examined in market cycles across history.

Under Uber's lease arrangements, drivers» leases can run far above the actual Blue Book value of the car, not unlike how homeowners were left underwater when housing prices plummeted and their mortgages far exceeded their homes» value.

The cash adjustments on CFD positions are booked on the Ex-date reflecting the market price movement on the Ex-date, but the actual value of the payment will be settled on the Pay date.

Cash adjustments are booked on the Ex-date reflecting the market price movement on the Ex-date, but the actual value of the payment will be settled on the Pay Date.

Services like Kelley Blue Book or Edmunds.com that list the actual invoice price of cars are valuable resources available to consumers.

A look at the Kelley Blue Book Fair Purchase Price shows the actual transaction price customers are paying in your area, so be sure to check it out before you begin negotiatPrice shows the actual transaction price customers are paying in your area, so be sure to check it out before you begin negotiatprice customers are paying in your area, so be sure to check it out before you begin negotiations.

Based on actual retail transactions, the Kelley Blue Book Fair Market Range - the green zone of the Price Advisor - is Kelley Blue Book's estimate of what you can reasonably expect to pay this week in your area for a particular vehicle.

To compare the actual transaction prices for the Porsche 911, be sure to check the New Car Blue Book Value.

Confirming the submission of all my materials (like my actual manuscript), setting my book pricing, and approving production.

Because the author never deals directly with the POD company or knows where the books are being printed, they remain unaware of the difference between the actual fees charged by the POD company and what the self - publishing company says is the printing charge, distribution fee, and the author royalty.As with any other product, the greater the number of middlemen between the manufacturer and the consumer, the greater the price paid by the consumer.

Unless the consumer takes the time to notice who will be fulfilling the order and then bothers to click for further options in order to find the actual content owner, one of the many «bookshop» sellers who buys a book, undercuts the price, and then makes up for it in outrageous shipping fees can get that sale.

Some of what he talks about is a bit silly and likely isn't that important considering how little variability there is in the actual data (e.g., title length), but other points, such as book length and pricing, make compelling cases.

It's completely ridiculous that even without the costs of paper, printing, shipping, storage, and all the other costs associated with actual books, the price of an e-book would approach that of a printed one.

This is the company, elsevier, with spectacular profit rates, whch gets its material (papers, books) which have mostly been produced at public expense (university salaries, public research grants), do very little actual editorial work (one usually has to supply papers charts etc «print ready»), get academic reviewers to review the books and papers free of charge (well, paid for by universities or they do it in free time), depend on journal editors whose time is paid for by (generally publicly funded) universities, then sells the journals to the same universities, sometimes for subscription prices in the thousands of dollars.

The actual physical costs of a print book — paper, printing, binding, packaging, warehousing, etc. — are less than 10 % of the cover price, even in small volumes, and drop to less than a dollar per book for large volume titles such as bestsellers.

Just like the actual writing of a book, pricing is part art and part science.

With books costing between $ 1.99 and $ 3.99 for the full - color graphic novels, readers who simply enjoyed the books — as opposed to actual collectors who may pay the hefty price for an original print edition — can revisit the classics.

Another hurdle to leap is the fact that publishers set a suggested retail price for books and the booksellers set the actual price» On Demand simply makes the technology available without getting involved in the politics of setting price points.

As with other Kindle books, the author sets the list price and then can choose from two royalty schemes: 35 % of the list price on every book sold or 70 % of the actual sale price of the book in certain territories (including the U.S.) The catch with the 70 % royalty is that Amazon can reduce the selling price to match a competitor's price for an e-book or print book, or to match their own price for a print book.

When you read blog posts and articles about people calling for lower eBook prices, remember that this is not a call to a universal 99 cents price point, but a wake - up call for the fat cats in the NY publishing houses, who still believe that having an illiterate like Snooki «write» a book is a better idea than giving an actual writer a chance.

When a print book sale is calculated as the list price times net units shipped minus discount, subsidiary income is calculated by the actual payment received, period.

But don't be misled by the distributor's humble beginnings with Binky the Elephant; they now distribute enhanced content starring characters and actual screen footage from DreamWorks, Jim Henson Productions, Cartoon Network, and many more, all while maintaining a price point for each book averaging about $ 2.99 apiece.

There's no book to ship, no returns, no printer to pay — in short, it's pretty unconscionable for publishers to charge the same price for a digital file that they do for an actual book.

I think we'd both like to see a future in which books and ebooks can co-exist peacefully — and perhaps they will, but I worry that a scenario where we see a race to lower ebook pricing could have a negative impact on publishers» inclination to produce actual books.

You used to be able to do the URL posting from the actual AZ book page - Like for Space Crazy I had it at.99 and did the SW / BN freebie and then on AZ, I went to the book page and there was a little prompt for «have you seen this book at a lower price?»

The submission price, as well as the actual size of list, is based on the genre of your book.

I was tempted to try the iPhone app, but you still have the problem of paying almost the same price as you would for an actual book, sans any actual ownership, under the terms of their licensing agreement.

The actual returns are quite different because of the pricing of the book, and because of the different sales channels used (many of which allowed the majority of the profit to go to the actual author, unlike «traditional» publishing, and unlike what the larger e-book channels are becoming).

[*] In other words, if you put the book on sale — unless through a KindleSelect promotion — and Amazon lowers the price (i.e., to match another retailer's sales price), they pay you not based on the full price, but on the actual transaction price.

Actual competition can set the pricing bar for books.

Thus, you will sometimes see a book on your list with an actual price.

Amazon sells the printed version and Kindle versions of my books at a discount, but I just take Amazon's price to be the actual street price.

If anything, you owe them whatever the actual price of the book you ordered was.

And then my agent takes 15 % of the 17.5 %, leaving me with an actual number of 14.9 % of the retail price of the book, and leaving the publisher with 52.5 %.

The bottom line, though, is this, novel length has more to do with printing and pricing of books then it has to do with the actual writing.

Actual books to feast your fingers on, but the * right * ones, all at proper online paper and ebook prices?

New books can be purchased online cheaper than at an actual bookstore and many online distributors offer book bundles that can be bought together for a reduced price.

Most of the price is based on writing, editing, formatting, publicity, and anything else that comes before the actual e-book or printed book.

This is why on the Publish page, at the time you set your prices, we notify you that your actual proceeds from the sale might be higher depending on the number of books purchased in the cart.

The uplifting revelation that «150 KDP authors each sold more than 100,000 copies of their books in 2013» invites the commenters to speculate how the actual income could be financially translated in accordance with different book prices.

The new borrow rate of $ 1.40 (I've rounded up the figure from the actual outturn of $ 1.39 1/2) means all Kindle authors with books priced in the 35 % royalty range will gain from borrows compared with sales, but authors in the 70 % royalty range will lose out even at the minimum of $ 2.99 where a sale would net $ 2.09.

After a U.S. District Court judged found Apple guilty of colluding with book publishers to fix the prices of e-books last month, it was unclear what the actual consequences would be for the iPad - maker.

Customers from all other countries are never charged anything above the actual list price of the book no matter where they download it.

Apple just wants to sell book, and become the default online market place taking 30 % of all online transactions regardless of the actual price, is still huge money.

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July is the time to book: According to a Wall Street Journal report, prices for flights are at their lowest 57 days before the actual booking date.

Volume two on «why price moves» is worth the price of the book alone and this is before you even get to the 250 + pages on the actual strategy or the other 5 volumes!

But in the end, the company's actual price / book multiple — either mine, or what the market sets — may not matter all that much.