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In what ways do team owners have monopolies?
-They have complete control of media rights
-They can prevent the formation of new teams or what the requirements are for new team to enter
Name some sources of incomes for team owners
-Sale of media rights-PPV, special channel
-Ticket sales
-Personal salary (can write off as a business expense)
-The value of their team avg NBA team=$361 million
What are some arguments for using public taxes to build stadiums?
-It creates jobs
-Brings money into the community
-Recognition for the city
-City can ID with a team
-The stadium is not used solely for the team
What are some arguments against using public taxes to build stadiums?
-More jobs could be created elsewhere
-More beneficial uses for the tax $
-No positive impact on cities economy
-Ticket prices are often too expensive for tax payers, whose money was used to build the stadium, to buy
What are some misleading aspects about the salaries of a professional athlete?
-Most pro athletes make limited income
-The mean (avg) is very misleading because the higher end really skews it up NBA avg=$5.5 mil
-The median is more accurate NBA avg=$2.33 mil

-Income of the top earners is going up because the...
-Legal rights have improved 1976 FA rights
-As owners revenues have gone up so have athletes

-Many individual athletes do not make enough money to cover expenses
-There is an increasing disparity between the top money earners and the bottom end of the spectrum
Should D1 athletes get paid debate?
YES!
-Profitable for everyone that is not the athlete
-Collegiate athletes don't have time to work
-Many of the athletes are of a low socioeconomic background
-Athletes should get stipend for basic expenses
NO!
-All their benefits paid for
-College is not necessary for athletes to go pro
-Athletes can ask for pell grants
-Do you have to pay every player?
-Colleges don't generate $

Things that didn't come up
-Under the table payments
-Athletes are exploited
-Title IX has to be equitable
Stanley-"Professional Sports Franchises"
-Refers to sports teams as monopolies/cartels because they keep the number of teams at a minimum=a problem
-Franchise owners receive tax exemptions and have arenas at low costs
-Have the right to claim the athletes as a depreciating asset w/age (sorta slavery-esque) athletes can't do it
-professional sports have been oversold by professional sports boosters as a catalyst for economic development.
-GB packers is the only pro sports team owned by the people
-NFL owners have outlawed this rule for the future