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Sport economics

the observation that teams often set ticket prices in the inelastic part of demand, which the source explains through other revenue streams.

In sport economics, inelastic sports pricing refers to the observation that teams often set ticket prices in the inelastic part of demand, which the source explains through other revenue streams. This meaning comes from Fort (2006) in Handbook on the Economics of Sport.[1]

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References

Fort, R. (2006). Inelastic Sports Pricing at the Gate? A Survey. In Handbook on the Economics of Sport. Edward Elgar Publishing. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781847204073.00090

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