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The Welfare Effects of Ticket Resale | NBER Skip to main content The Welfare Effects of Ticket Resale Phillip Leslie & Alan Sorensen Share X LinkedIn Facebook Bluesky Threads Email Link Working Paper 15476 DOI 10.3386/w15476 Issue Date November 2009 We develop an equilibrium model of ticket resale in which buyers' decisions in the primary market, including costly efforts to "arrive early" to buy underpriced tickets, are based on rational expectations of resale market outcomes. We estimate the parameters of the model using a novel dataset that combines transaction data from both the primary and
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