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August 29, 2005

Music Price Elasticity Debate

SharkJumping: Sean Ryan dissects it very well: despite what the labels argue, "the studies show that when you measure behavior across a longer period of time, everyone is better off with lower prices for music downloads, with $.50 being actually the magic number, especially for a business which has NO hard cost of goods outside of artist royalties, which are almost never on a fixed basis so they will decrease with the price. "

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I'm doing research for my economics course. It pertains to the elasticity of demand and supply of music. Could you be helpful to me in attaining the necessary documents?
An alternate email address is getreal09@email.wintu.edu

Thank you.

Posted by: George Resendez | Nov 22, 2006 2:17:23 PM

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