Stephen Duford says he skipped the game with rival Toronto because of the price increases. "I do not agree that I have to pay extra to see certain teams," he says. " I don't pay less for teams that usually don't draw." What do you know about Mr. Duford's demand (willingness and ability to purchase) for tickets to see the Senators play Toronto?

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Stephen Duford says he skipped the game with rival Toronto because of the price increases.  "I do not agree that I have to pay extra to see certain teams," he says.  " I don't pay less for teams that usually don't draw."  What do you know about Mr. Duford's demand (willingness and ability to purchase) for tickets to see the Senators play Toronto?

anonymous · Answer

it says that his demand is relatively elastic.  Meaning that an increase in price decreased his willingness to buy.