The existence of long lines at ticket offices of people trying to buy more playoff game tickets than there are seats in the arena, clearly indicates that a. people always want to see playoff games b. the price of the playoff game tickets is above the equilibrium price c. the price of the playoff game tickets is below the equilibrium price d. the playoff game tickets are priced at the market equilibrium price.
definetly not d
I think its A or B, not sure though
equilibrium price is where the quantity of goods supplied is equal to the quantity of goods demanded
In this case it the quantity of goods demanded is more
thanks
I don't even know what this is lol
^ There is a shortage essentially. 'more playoff game tickets than there are seats in the arena' means Qs<Qd, darkknight is right Graphically, that maps out a shortage situation |dw:1583720593115:dw| Price is less that market equilibrium
so c
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yes
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hearts lol
do I want to know
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