Sports has acted as if the demand for their product is completely inelastic

When it isn't.

Even the rabid sports fan has discovered watching the game on TV isn't so bad. And the next generation of fan is just choosing to tune out completely.

In response to this post by jmanatVT

Posted: 01/25/2018 at 6:11PM

Article about novel pricing scheme at pro sports events -- jmanatVT 01/25/2018 5:24PM

Love going to see the Richmond Squirrels play. You can get a giant craft -- ElbertoHokie 01/25/2018 6:34PM

Pfffftmy dental class used to go to nickel beer night at Braves games -- DonHo-kieHi 01/25/2018 11:13PM

Guess the smart patient would schedule around baseball games. -- EDGEMAN 01/26/2018 11:27AM

Sports has acted as if the demand for their product is completely inelastic -- Tafkam Hokie 01/25/2018 6:11PM

Hey Dan Snyder! ** -- `lag 01/25/2018 6:08PM

Let us know if they do a $0.25 hot dog night...lol -- EDGEMAN 01/25/2018 5:29PM

In the early 2000's, the Oakland A's had $1 ticket and $1 dogs on Wednesday -- BB Hokie 01/25/2018 5:52PM

Looks like it's 50 cents now. IIRC it was 25c, but I haven't been -- jmanatVT 01/25/2018 5:37PM

Maybe they should do that once a month? ** -- EDGEMAN 01/25/2018 5:52PM

Sports has acted as if the demand for their product is completely inelastic

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