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Ok that actually works, but market value will change drastically over time, and fans would be in an uproar

• Chris2048 10y ago
  > fans would be in an uproar fans who don't pay top-dollar. Why not focus on fans who do?
  • austenallred 10y ago
    you're preaching to the choir
  • christofosho 10y ago
    Depending on the event, this could make things worse for the arts. Society is seeing a decline in arts attendance in terms of the "older styles" such as theatre and lesser listened to genres (jazz, classical). I'm no expert, but high prices only deem to pull the "common folk" away from events, away from culture. Imagine if people were attending more events, experiencing more diversity, more art. Culture would probably be a bit less two-sided (in my opinion).
    • Chris2048 10y ago
      > Imagine if people were attending more events, experiencing more diversity If more is being paid for tickets, this will encourage more events. Are you suggesting a small, wealthy population repeatedly go to the same events? How could would reducing prices cause "experiencing more diversity", when every ticket redirected to one person, deprives another.
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