Definition: An unsold is a copy of a publication that has not been sold. The unsold products represent a cost for the publisher: production costs (paper, printing) and return costs (raising of unsold items) to the publisher. The press couriers calculate the cost of this return in proportion to the weight and the number of copies transported. Their storage and then their destruction can also be costly.
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