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re: Here is the truth why attendance matters - enough is enough with the arguing!
Posted on 4/14/13 at 11:11 pm to HeadyBrosevelt
Posted on 4/14/13 at 11:11 pm to HeadyBrosevelt
So, I see a bunch of numbers and no analysis.
Here's one analysis. Look at the attendance. Then look at the operating income.
Do they look really related? Does the high attendance go with the high OI? Low with low? That'd be the relationship I think you'd want to show . . . but it's not there.
Team salary, ownership transactions, loans from the NBA, etc. all affect those numbers more than the attendance fluctuations.
1000 STH randomly chosen is about $2M, give or take. That's full price for the season whether you go or not. Attending adds in more chance at stuff like concession and parking money (not from me!).
So . . . where is the conclusion?
Here's one analysis. Look at the attendance. Then look at the operating income.
Do they look really related? Does the high attendance go with the high OI? Low with low? That'd be the relationship I think you'd want to show . . . but it's not there.
Team salary, ownership transactions, loans from the NBA, etc. all affect those numbers more than the attendance fluctuations.
1000 STH randomly chosen is about $2M, give or take. That's full price for the season whether you go or not. Attending adds in more chance at stuff like concession and parking money (not from me!).
So . . . where is the conclusion?
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