Ticketmaster contracts with the producer of blue man group to sell tickets online. ticketmaster charges each customer a fee of $9 per ticket and receives $22 per ticket from the producer. ticketmaster does not take control of the ticket inventory. average ticket price for the event is $105. how much revenue should ticketmaster recognize for each blue man group ticket sold? select one:
a. $9 because the $22 from the producer is similar to a negative cost of goods sold
b. $105 because the $83 is cost of goods sold paid to the blue man group producer
c. $31 because both the fee from the customer and the blue man group producer are earned
d. $114 because the $83 is cost of goods sold paid to the blue man group producer
e. none of the above

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