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Ticket prices amount to a tremendous revenue surplus for the franchise. ... Maple Leaf paraphernalia and selected player/team merchandise is sold in every athletic retailer at inflated prices. Leaf logo hats, sweaters, jackets, and jerseys will sell at incredibly high prices. ... Consequently, wherever capital is being netted, is it really necessary to have such high prices in order to sustain the team’s success and popularity? ... Although prices are high, one authentic Maple Leaf jersey can cost up to $200, fans are satisfied knowing the team is successful, and they’re supplying them with Leaf memorabilia and social entertainment. ... As one of the six remaining original teams of the NHL, their historical precedence illustrates how even after a losing season(s), they’ve demonstrated the will power and determination to crawl back up into the high standings and emerge as a top competitor. ... In order for the Leafs to supply the viewers with more skillful players, consumer products, television broadcasts/specials, and greater satisfaction in this hockey club, prices need to be high in order to offer the added services. High costs are necessary, in order to maintain company policy, make salary payroll, and keep the Leafs as a profitable business. Higher interest and demand may result in inflation of ticket and merchandise prices, however, this will serve to further satisfy the fan’s demands for an excellent sports entertainment product and the dreams of a winning team.
Approximate Word count = 1350
Approximate Pages = 5.4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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