I'm
against flat pricing schemes, because books vary a lot in both how much they cost to produce and in how well they sell.
Not exact matches
Like I said I have nothing
against Wenger but if that is indeed true then I'm truly shocked and it's just
flat out wrong especially for those fans paying those ticket
prices week in week out.
Because so much of the audiobook market uses subscription models (where listeners purchase
flat - rate credits that can be applied to any book on offer), it can be hard for shorter books to compete
against full - length titles at the same
price through those distributors.
When the stock
price moves
against profits, reanalyze and either a) go
flat, recognizing your mistake, and being grateful that it was small, or b) increase the bet to a full position, and be grateful that you didn't put a full position on initially.
Given the uncertainty of dispute resolution,
flat rate
pricing may be appealing for your small dispute clients and help you avoid uncomfortable surprises if their legal fees run up too high
against the amount in controversy.