TBH, $30 and not sell it in India due to the risk of cheap imports. At $10 it's ...

guard-of-terra · on Feb 20, 2012

Okay, but then again: Making conscious choice to not sell in India and then bitching about piracy in India is immoral.

You can still set the price to $30 but you have to actually sell worldwide to have any moral grounds against worldwide piracy.

keithpeter · on Feb 20, 2012

UK estimated total of University students: just under 2 million (BBC figures, 2009) and shrinking slowly

India estimated total of University students (or at least places): just over 12 million, government policy to increase by factor 2 over by 2025 (BBC 2011 article)

I think you could discount heavily to something close to local wage rates and still make a handsome profit in India, especially with electronic distribution reducing the distribution costs.

Does anyone else remember/use the Indian editions? I remember Tata/McGraw Hill having a series of Indian printed editions of popular texts. Local production and typesetting, lower price. Some of them even made it to the UK in the 1980s.