It’s all about supply obviously. Or in words, it is going to develop a marketing strategy to sell the ticket. The supplier can raise price if it is not a price taker.
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The price of a ticket is primarily related to the inflated salary given to the players. Look at how little a ticket would cost if the highest paid player was paid $600,000 a year instead of $6,000,000. And this salary cap applied to all teams.
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it is both really, but it talk more about the decisions of the suppliers (NFL and teams)
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is this article supply or demand?
NFL ticket prices on the rise
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — The average ticket price for professional football games increased 4.5 percent this year to $76.47, even as some teams struggled to fill every seat.

The increase comes largely at the expense of the fans of the New York Jets and New York Giants, who face ticket price increases of 38.1% and 26.0% respectively. Both teams play in a $1.6 billion new stadium in New Jersey.
But prices pushed higher despite 15 NFL teams either keeping rates steady or lowering prices, according to a survey conducted by Team Marketing Report, a group that tracks ticket prices.

In fact, only nine of the NFL’s 32 teams have prices above the league average, with New England Patriots fans forced to fork over the most cash for a ticket: $117.84.

David Carter, executive director of USC’s Sports Business Institute, said the tough economy is certainly playing a role in pricing decisions made by management, and that some teams soften the blow of a price increase by including price breaks on concessions or parking.

But fans that buy tickets as part of season ticket packages should consider themselves lucky. The increase in the average face value of tickets is dwarfed by resold tickets in the secondary market.

The average price of a resold ticket to an NFL game is up nearly $100 from last year, according to data from FanSnap, a website that acts as a search engine for tickets that are resold online.

Success on the field seems to be pushing those prices higher. Tickets for reigning Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints games increased 264%, to an average of price of $404.

But the rising prices may become a problem for teams. That’s because it could lead to unsold seats and more television blackouts, which tend to further alienate fans. If tickets don’t sell out within 72 hours of game time, the games are not shown on television in the team’s home market.

One team already hit by a blackout, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, is offering discounts in order to increase attendance.

According to team spokesman Jonathan Grella, the sales problem is grounded in economic conditions.

"This area is struggling and it’s unfortunate," Grella said. "We’re hoping that when economic conditions improve, our fans will return to the stadium."

Things may certainly get worse before they get better. It’s pretty much up to us. We need to decide what is most important and let our politicians know our views. These days you can email them or just make a phone call to their offices. We need to do our part to make our little piece of the world a better place. This may require small sacrifices on our part. We can volunteer for worthy causes. We can be kinder to one another. We can share with those less fortunate. We can be less self centered and more active in those causes in which we believe. We can love our neighbors and help one another out when we can. Surely some of this will make an impression on those around us and cause still more people to adopt some of these practices.

Most of all we need to move past war and actively seek peace. We should become more tolerant of those who believe differently than us. We need to educate ourselves about what is going on in the world and why. If we just sit around waiting for the end to come, it will come quickly.
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When things start to get really bad, that is when they will start dropping the neutron bombs, don’t worry, it will be painless and only organic matter will be destroyed, everything else will be ok. Elite people like the rich, the smart, the athletic, and the beautiful (like me) will be brought to underground shelters and we will be in charge of rebuilding a new world.
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Certainly there is. I see a great vision for the next 50 years. I see renewed interest in space exploration. I see increased tolerance among citizens if not nations. I see lots of people working on renewable resources and better farming practices.

Surely we are at a crossroads here, poised for disaster or renaissance – and you can see how different our lives are now from 10 years ago. Anything can happen and I think a happy outcome follows our positive expectations.

Peace!
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If you listen to the mainstream media, it does sound pretty desperate. But we’ve been here before, hundreds of times. Famine, pestilence, plagues, wars, bombs. It’s just that it’s more real to you when it’s happening in your lifetime. This is nothing compared to WWII. And yes, as long as there are good people who are willing to defend freedom and goodness, there is hope. This will never be heaven, for sure. But there is so much beauty, goodness, and hope yet.
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I think we were doomed the moment Cain killed Abel…its pretty much been all down hill since then
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We have to save the amazon jungle. It is our lifeboat.
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