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It seems like every post is about value. Low-quality books have low price values. We all agree on that. The question unanswered, however, is what value does a book have regardless of its form? That is one tough question! What brought this to mind was an article in The Economist titled The Lowdown on Teardowns (January 23, 2010, pp. 62-63), which was subtitled Ripping apart smart-phones reveals their true cost. I tried to rip apart a book ...

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