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gross national sport product (GNSP)
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total economic output of the sport industry in the US
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associated economic activity
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money spent by sport participants, spectators, and sponsors
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extreme (action) sports
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general term for a collection of newer sports involving adrenaline-inducing action; often include a combo of speed, height, danger, and spectacular stunts
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discretionary funds
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money left over after necessary expenditures (e.g. rent, fod, car payment, insurance) have been made
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underrepresented groups
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people who traditionally haven't been hired in sport management positions (women, black people, handicapped people)
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networking
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building up or maintaining of informal relationships, especially with people who could bring advantages such as job or business opportunities
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organizational culture
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workplace values, norms, and behaviors that produce patterns of behavior unique to an organization
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workforce diversity`
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people of different ages, genders, religions, etc. working together in an organization
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competencies
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skills and knowledge necessary for successful performance in the job
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bureaucratic model
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organizational design that stresses specialization, division of labor, hierarchy, formal rules and standard of operating procedures
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principled decision making
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basing decisions on the "6 pillars of character" - trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and good citizenship (responsible participation in society)
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sport management
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refers to all people, activities, businesses, and organizations involved in producing, facilitating, promoting &/or organizing any sport product
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product-typed model
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based on products sold by business in sport industry (most important to marketers)
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economic impact model
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concerned with economic activity of teams within the sports sector
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sport activity model
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main concern is sport activity itself (trading and selling memorabilia
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the golden rule
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act the way you expect other to act towards you
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the utilitarian principle
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act the way that results in the greatest good for the greatest number of people
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kant's categorical imperative
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act in a way that the action taken under the circumstance could be universal law or rule of thumb
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professional ethic
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take only actions that would be viewed proper by professionals outside of your profession or that dislike your field
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TV test
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make a decision that you would feel comfortable discussing on national television
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