Let’s try something slightly different this week. Check out the following page f

Let’s try something slightly different this week.
Check out the following page f

Let’s try something slightly different this week.
Check out the following page for the Super Bowl Ticket Price Tracker: https://seatgeek.com/super-bowl-ticket-trackerLinks to an external site.
https://seatgeek.com/super-bowl-ticket-tracker
This gives the average price and daily number of tickets sold leading up to the game in the years 2013-2023. These are shaded in green and brown. The connected black points with the label “today” represents data for the Super Bowl event happening in two weeks. Notice that all the action in this ticket market happens in the two weeks leading up to the Super Bowl. (This is when the teams are determined.)
For this week’s discussion, I want you to pick one or two years of data and describe what happened to the price and quantity in the days leading up to the game. Try to tell a story about how the initial price was correct/too high/too low, and how/why the price evolves over time. Consider the possibility of “excess demand” (lots of buyers at the current price, few tickets) or “excess supply” (lots of tickets left, few buyers at the current price) in the very last days leading up to the game.
Note: this is just a discussion post so it shouldn’t be long.