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Average Ticket
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Average Ticket
The average amount one spends in a debit card transaction. One calculates the average ticket by taking the total amount spent over a period of time and dividing by the number of debit card transactions. This measures bank account activity.


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Office superstores command the highest average tickets for office chairs among the three distribution channels tracked by the NPD Group, though price points have fallen across the board this year.
TICKET PRICES The average ticket prices and fan cost index (the price of four average tickets, two small beers, four small sodas, four hot dogs, parking for one car, two game programs and two twill caps) for the Angels and Dodgers in 1999: Team Tix 1999 Rk FCI 1999 Rk Angels $13.
Spotlight: Restaurants with an average ticket size of less than $25 experienced larger Black Friday period card sales increases than those with average tickets greater than $25.
 
 
 
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