A music venue discovers that its concerts consistently have empty seats in the back rows of the facility. If the venue owner uses marginal analysis to evaluate this situation, he should
A. raise the price of seats in the front rows.
B. remove the last few rows.
C. lower the ticket price for the seats on the back rows.
D. cancel concerts that are not sellouts.
E. book acts that are less expensive.
Answer: C
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