Sell-through
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Sell-through refers to a percentage of units shipped which are actually sold. In the case of books, the rest is returned to the publisher. Other items, such as software, are usually discounted.
Sell-through is always expressed as a percentage. Net sales essentially refers to the same thing, in absolute numbers.
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