3. The answer to this question will vary from school to school, but a clear
distinction should be drawn between the costs that are variable with re-
spect to the number of tickets sold (i.e., actual attendees) versus the
costs that are variable with respect to the number of tickets that are ex-
pected to be sold. The costs that are variable with respect to the num-
ber of tickets actually sold, given the number of expected tickets sold,
are probably inconsequential since, as discussed above, staffing is
largely decided based on expectations.
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