© Macmillan Lea You purchased a ticket to the musical Hamilton through a verified reseller for $457.00. When your ticket arrives, you see that the face value printed on it is $259.00. Which of the following is correct? O The rate in the secondary market is below the equilibrium price because it falls below the face value. O The face value is below the equilibrium price because the rate in the secondary market exceeds the face value. O The rate in the secondary market is above the equilibrium price because it exceeds the face value. O The face value is above the equilibrium price because the rate in the secondary market is below the face value.
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