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inelastic ticket pricing: a standalone construct

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Sport economics

the puzzle that sports teams set ticket prices where demand is inelastic, explained by profits from concessions and other complementary sales.

In sport economics, inelastic ticket pricing refers to the puzzle that sports teams set ticket prices where demand is inelastic, explained by profits from concessions and other complementary sales. This meaning comes from Krautmann (2007) in Journal of Sports Economics.[1]

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References

Krautmann, A. C., & Berri, D. J. (2007). Can We Find It at the Concessions? Understanding Price Elasticity in Professional Sports. Journal of Sports Economics, 8(2), 183-191. https://doi.org/10.1177/1527002505275093

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