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甘南翻譯公司關(guān)鍵字：Although prohibited by the state, piracy, pirated and other illegal publishing activities in the publishing industry are common. As the pirates piracy is stealing other people's work, so even 50% lower than the price of wholesale prices, you can still get good profit. At the same time, the rule of law is not perfect, some local government authorities insensitive to muddle through, narrow local protectionism, but also to provide a survival and development of its space.In addition, the existence of the phenomenon ISBN transactions also increased the price of books disorderly competition. According to China's relevant regulations, any book published must have ISBN, ISBN and this can only have a regular publishing house. For publishers, although with ISBN, but if slow-moving books, publishers will undoubtedly have to bear the loss; a lot of this should be selling books, Xinhua Bookstore, but do not increase circulation. The booksellers ISBN buy, whether lost books will earn management fees paid to publishers. So, although national authorities have repeatedly stressed that prohibit the sale of ISBN, but publishers are still willing spared. Low-cost operation due to individual booksellers, able to lower the price of the books sold to wholesalers. In this case, publishers ask for a high discount to wholesalers, leading publishers have to raise prices to meet the requirements of wholesalers. This created a vicious cycle of war discount, increasing the price of books.China's book market, the phenomenon of high discount CountermeasuresThe phenomenon of high discount book market risk is obvious, it is the first damage the interests of the reader, the same time, the interests of publishers and distribution units also constitute damage. Even more serious is that it will lead to a vicious book market competition, thereby disrupting the entire book market as well as commodity market stability and order, so consolidation is imminent.1, and sound regulation, strengthen government regulation on the books and the orderly regulation of the market.
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