SECTION A QUESTION ONE: (a). The Buccaneer general manager obtains from a consulting firm the following statistically estimated demand for tickets in the general seating areas, which exclude club and luxury seating: Q = 49,800 750P + 0.85M + 400PL 625Pp - - The general manager decides to calculate the cross-price elasticities for hockey tickets and parkin fees, EXL and EXP, respectively, at the point on demand corresponding to the current values of th $15. $45, and PP = He asked you to do th demand variables: P = $75, M = $50,000, PL = t and progont the results on his table.

SECTION A QUESTION ONE: (a). The Buccaneer general manager obtains from a consulting firm the following statistically estimated demand for tickets in the general seating areas, which exclude club and luxury seating: Q = 49,800 750P + 0.85M + 400PL 625Pp - - The general manager decides to calculate the cross-price elasticities for hockey tickets and parkin fees, EXL and EXP, respectively, at the point on demand corresponding to the current values of th $15. $45, and PP = He asked you to do th demand variables: P = $75, M = $50,000, PL = t and progont the results on his table.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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