Quote:So you think reducing the number of games at Everbank will increase sales? Right? So by that logic the more games you reduce the more tickets will be sold per game. That's exactly what you said. You said if you reduce supply you increase demand.

 

I manufacture 100 tennis rackets a month. I sell 75 tennis rackets a month. If I reduce my output to 75 tennis rackets do you propose my sales will go up? Because that's exactly what the dynamics are at Everbank. Reducing supply does not increase demand UNLESS you're in a sold out market then that dictates an increase in price to the point where demand is reduced to match supply.

 

I don't know how you can conclude that a game in London and a game in Orlando will drive the citizens of Jacksonville to Everbank Field.

 

Regards......................the Chiefjag