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[13].Robyn Hagan Cain，“Need a Seat at Supreme Court Oral Arguments？Hire a Line Stander，”FindLaw，September 2，2011，http：//blogs.findlaw.com/supreme_court/2011/09/need-a-seat-at-supreme-court-oral-arguments-hire-a-line-stander.html；www.qmsdc.com/linestanding.html.

[14].www.linestanding.com/.Statement by Mark Gross at http：//qmsdc.com/Response%20to%20S-2177.htm.

[15].Gomes quoted in Palmeri，“Homeless Stand in for Lobbyists on Capitol Hill.”

[16].Ibid.

[17].David Pierson，“In China，Shift to Privatized Healthcare Brings Long Lines and Frustration，”Los Angeles Times，February 11，2010；Evan Osnos，“In China，Health Care Is Scalpers，Lines，Debt，”Chicago Tribune，September 28，2005；“China Focus：Private Hospitals Shoulder Hopes of Revamping China’s Ailing Medical System，”Xinhua News Agency，March 11，2010，www.istockanalyst.com/article/viewiStockNews/articleid/3938009.

[18].Yang Wanli，“Scalpers Sell Appointments for 3，000Yuan，”China Daily，December 24，2009，www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2009-12/24/content_9224785.htm；Pierson，“In China，Shift to Privatized Healthcare Brings Long Lines and Frustration.”

[19].Osnos，“In China，Health Care Is Scalpers，Lines，Debt.”

[20].Murphy，“Patients Paying for Extra Time with Doctor”；Abigail Zuger，“For a Retainer，Lavish Care by ‘Boutique Doctors，’”New York Times，October 30，2005.

[21].Paul Sullivan，“Putting Your Doctor，or a Whole Team of Them，on Retainer，”New York Times，April 30，2011，p.6；Kevin Sack，“Despite Recession，Personalized Health Care Remains in Demand，”New York Times，May 11，2009.

[22].Sack，“Despite Recession，Personalized Health Care Remains in Demand.”

[23].www.md2.com/md2-vip-medical.php.

[24].www.md2.com/md2-vip-medical.php？qsx=21.

[25].Samantha Marshall，“Concierge Medicine，”Town &Country，January 2011.

[26].Sullivan，“Putting Your Doctor，or a Whole Team of Them，on Retainer”；Drew Lindsay，“I Want to Talk to My Doctor，”Washingtonian，February 2010，pp.27–33.

[27].Zuger，“For a Retainer，Lavish Care by ‘Boutique Doctors.’”

[28].Lindsay，“I Want to Talk to My Doctor”；Murphy，“Patients Paying for Extra Time with Doctor”；Zuger，“For a Retainer，Lavish Care by ‘Boutique Doctors’”；Sack，“Despite Recession，Personalized Health Care Remains in Demand.”

[29].A recent study found that，in Massachusetts，the majority of family physicians and internal medicine physicians were not accepting new patients.See Robert Pear，“U.S.Plans Stealth Survey on Access to Doctors，”New York Times，June 26，2011.

[30].N.Gregory Mankiw，Principles of Microeconomics，5th ed.(Mason，OH：South-Western Cengage Learning，2009)，pp.147，149，151.

[31].N.Gregory Mankiw，Principles of Microeconomics，1st ed.(Mason，OH：South-Western Cengage Learning，1998)，p.148.

[32].Blain，“Attorney General Cuomo Cracks Down on Scalping of Shakespeare in the Park Tickets.”

[33].Richard H.Thaler，an economist，quoted in John Tierney，“Tickets？Supply Meets Demand on Sidewalk，”New York Times，December 26，1992.

[34].Marjie Lundstrom，“Scalpers Flipping Yosemite Reservations，”Sacramento Bee，April 18，2011.

[35].“Scalpers Strike Yosemite Park：Is Nothing Sacred？”editorial，Sacramento Bee，April 19，2011.

[36].Suzanne Sataline，“In First U.S.Visit，Pope Benedict Has Mass Appeal：Catholic Church Tries to Deter Ticket Scalping，”Wall Street Journal，April 16，2008.

[37].John Seabrook，“The Price of the Ticket，”New Yorker，August 10，2009.The $4million figure comes from Marie Connolly and Alan B.Kreuger，“Rockonomics：The Economics of Popular Music，”March 2005，working paper，www.krueger.princeton.edu/working_papers.html.

[38].Seabrook，“The Price of the Ticket.”

[39].Andrew Bibby，“Big Spenders Jump the Queue，”Mail on Sunday (London)，March 13，2006；Steve Huettel，“Delta Thinks of Charging More for American Voice on the Phone，”St.Petersburg Times，July 28，2004；Gersh Kuntzman，“Delta Nixes Special Fee for Tickets，”New York Post，July 29，2004.