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Attendance and Ticket Prices

Problem Statement

Demand, the relationship between prices and quantities purchased, is fundamental to all understanding of team revenues.  Here’s your chance to explore demand, in part.  The data you need are at the Sports Business Data Directory.

Procedure

A. Using MLB ticket price and attendance data, produce an MSExcel spreadsheet for the year 2012 with the following columns:  team name, attendance, and ticket price.  Scale attendance in 100,000 for charting purposes (Round to Hundredths).  Sort the data by attendance in ascending order.  Produce a scatter chart with attendance on the x-axis and ticket prices on the y-axis.

B. Using MLB ticket price and attendance data, produce an MSExcel spreadsheet for the San Diego Padres, 2003-2012, with the following columns:  year, attendance, ticket price, and real ticket price.  You produce the “real ticket price” column using the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis “inflation calculator” to put prices in real terms ($2014).  Scale attendance in 100,000 for charting purposes.  Sort the data by attendance in ascending order.  Produce a scatter chart with attendance on the x-axis and the two ticket prices on the y-axis.

Hand In

Hard copy of all MSExcel files, tables, and charts created, plus a paragraph for each of the following questions:

1. In part A, do your results support or reject the theory of demand?  Explain.

2. In part B, do your results support or reject the theory of sports demand using ticket prices unadjusted for inflation?  Explain.

3. Do your results in Question 2 change if you use real ticket prices instead?  How?  Why?

4. For any of the questions, 1-3, what additional data would you need in order to pin down demand more precisely?

Business Case

Project Plan Overview:

HWE Accessories produces accessories for cell phones, such as cases and screen covers. Most of the current sales occur in retail stores. The existing website for HWE Accessories is informational only. HWE Accessories is a relatively small company without an internal IT department. HWE Accessories would like to implement an entirely new website which will allow customers to browse inventory, compare items, and make purchases.

Write a 1- to 2-page business case for the new HWE Accessories website using Microsoft^® Word. Include the following:

• The problem statement

• Analysis of the situation

• Cost-benefit analysis

• Preliminary feasibility study

• Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

• Return on Investment (ROI)

• Solution options

• Recommendations