So in other words its more like you're buying several books from publishers and resell them at discounted price? And with this regards, it'll be safe to conclude that you're will be the one who cover the price difference. But, how will you cover the loss of unsold book? Given that the book is bought by you before students could even decide if they want to buy from you or not, there will be chances that your pre-bought book didn't sold completely.
We will use the dropshipping scheme. Our company purchases goods from the seller (online store);
At the same time, we receive payment for the goods in the CLG coin from the buyer and inform the seller of the delivery address;
The online store sends the goods to the buyer.
Thus, we will not have unrealized products.
That made much more senses.
What'll be the case of journals? As we knows, journals are as useful as text books (if not more) in the line of education. Yet access to these learning sources are restricted to paid membership by online publishers. Free readers can only have sneak peek at desired articles, and this greatly hinder students' pursuit of education