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From: [email protected] (Paul Andresen)
Subject: Re: MLB = NBA?
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In article , [email protected] (King Banaian) writes:
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|> There is absolutely, positively, quite verifiably, NO causation that runs
|> from salaries to ticket prices. The two are separable decisions. The
|> owners do not raise ticket prices to recoup costs; they raise ticket prices
|> because demand for seats has risen. (Wish I had bold type for that "NO".)
|>
|> For more evidence, please come to my Intro to Econ course, somewhere around
|> lecture four: Sunk Costs, Opportunity Costs, Marginal Costs.
Right on. Ticket prices are set to maximize revenue. Period. For an excellent
discussion on how this works, see Gerald Scully's book of a couple of years
back, titled (I think) "The Business Of Baseball".
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