题目
MGT355H5 F LEC0101 Term Test 2
单项选择题
A revenue manager for a major international airline wants to determine the expected revenue of a particular route. The full price of a ticket on that route is $800. What other information would the manager need to calculate the expected revenue on that route?
选项
A.The number of days that demand for full-price tickets occurred
B.The probability of the ticket being purchased at full price
C.The level of discount-price demand
D.The probability that demand will be lower for a full-priced ticket
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To begin, I will restate the problem: A revenue manager wants to determine the expected revenue for a route where the full ticket price is $800. What additional information is needed to calculate expected revenue?
Option 1: 'The number of days that demand for full-price tickets occurred' This information could influence demand patterns over time, but by itself it does not directly give the probability that a given sale happe......Login to view full explanation登录即可查看完整答案
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