Are major-league baseball clubs profit-maximizing monopolies? some observers of this market have contended that baseball club owners want to maximize attendance or revenue. alexander (2001) says that one test of whether a firm is a profit-maximizing monopoly is to check whether the firm is operating in the elastic portion of its demand curve (which he finds is true). why is that a relevant test? what would the elasticity be if a baseball club were maximizing revenue?
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