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Suppose the average age of Stanford Alumni increased at the same time the smaller stadium was built and the income elasticity of ticket sales is .5

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Tickets are an inferior good.

If income increases with age, it is more likely the smaller stadium will increase total revenue because any increase in ticket revenue from the increase in prices will be reinforced by an increase in ticket sales from the higher income of Stanford Alumni.

If income increases with age, it is less likely the smaller stadium will increase total revenue because any increase in ticket revenue from the increase in prices will be offset by a decrease in ticket sales from the higher income of Stanford Alumni.

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