The Super Bowl is often played in stadiums that seat over 80,000 people. How can tickets for the Super Bowl sell for thousands of dollars when there are so many tickets?
You have to be in the stadium to see the game.
Inflation -- money is worth less today.
The quantity demanded far exceeds the quantity supplied, creating scarcity at the normal price.
Football is more popular than baseball.

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The Super Bowl is often played in stadiums that seat over 80,000 people. How can tickets for the Super Bowl sell for thousands of dollars when there are so many tickets?
You have to be in the stadium to see the game.
Inflation -- money is worth less today.
The quantity demanded far exceeds the quantity supplied, creating scarcity at the normal price.
Football is more popular than baseball.

anonymous · Answer

Well, everyone wants to see the super bowl, so...

anonymous · Answer

The quantity demanded far exceeds the quantity supplied, creating scarcity at the normal price.

anonymous · Answer

Uh-huh