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lions [1.4K]
4 years ago
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Let d1 represent the demand curve for premium seats to the broadway hit hamilton, and let s1 represent the supply curve for thes

e seats. if the producers of the show charge $497.50 for a premium seat, the scalpers will charge (a) $ , which is (b) $ more than the price listed at the theater's box office.
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Nostrana [21]4 years ago
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Answer: If the producers of the show charge $497.50 for a premium seat, the scalpers will charge (a) $1200 , which is (b) $702.50 more than the price listed at the theater's box office.

Explanation: The producers are charging $497.25 for 400 seats as given by the supply curve. The scalpers will therefore charge a price which is given by the demand curve for 400 seats. Thus, the scalpers will charge $1200 for Broadway premium tickets.

The difference will therefore be= $1200 -$497.50 = $702.50

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Oct. 1      Beginning inventory   70        $26                            $1,820

Oct. 9     Purchase                   125          28                              3,500

Oct. 11     Sale                           (95)                         40                         $3,800

Oct. 17    Purchase                    95          29                             2,755

Oct. 22   Sale                           (70)                         45                            3,150

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Oct. 29   Sale                         (105)                         45                           4,725

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