This is where the analogy fails, I think, because it assumes a static market price, or a lack of competition for the tickets. Where the price changes or competi

This is where the analogy fails, I think, because it assumes a static market price, or a lack of competition for the tickets. Where the price changes or competition changes availability, we run into the same issues where those who already have power/money are more able to exploit the system than those who have to collude just to have a shot.