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To: tejek who wrote (321727)	1/19/2007 12:21:40 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574679

There is another possibility......the tickets are expensive but there are enough people in the community who can afford to pay the price. That's the case in Seattle. If the games are selling out, and there is a lot of extra demand at the give price then there are enough people who can afford to pay the price, or in a sense even too many people. Expensive doesn't necessarily equal "over priced". In fact "very expensive" can still be "below market rate". Either the Seahawks routinely sell out and have extra demand or they don't. If they do the tickets are sold at below market rates no matter how expensive they are. If they don't than your earlier "demand has yet to be sated" statement doesn't apply.