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How "Parasites" Serve their Host: A Graphical Analysis of "Scalping"

Zane A. Spindler

Simon Fraser University

Scalpers, as market specialists, may improve ticket-producing firms’ revenues, and the ticket market, when scalpers are relatively limited in number. Thus, both scalpers and firms may have a joint interest in public "scalper regulation" that enhances joint market power. Other market participants may also benefit from a more orderly market.

Key Words: scalpers • firms • anti-scalping laws

Public Finance Review, Vol. 31, No. 6, 694-699 (2003)
DOI: 10.1177/1091142103254584
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