A) team owners and players.
B) team owners and the U.S.Congress.
C) a neutral collection of labor lawyers.
D) players, fans, and media companies.
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A) low-income people use sports to resist traditional class ideology.
B) people with money promote and sponsor sports that fit their interests.
C) commercial sports usually recruit athletes from low-income backgrounds.
D) people are attracted to sports played by people with power and wealth.
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A) increased gate receipts in major league baseball.
B) changes in the legal status of players and increased revenues in sports.
C) a switch from family ownership of teams to corporate ownership of teams.
D) the development and growth of the Internet.
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A) who makes decisions and how decisions reflect the interests of athletes.
B) the leadership techniques used by those in management positions.
C) organizational accounting procedures and personnel policies.
D) the ways that referees are hired, fired, and assigned to events.
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A) moves further away from the control of athletes.
B) focuses on issues of the public good.
C) takes into account long term goals related to values and integrity in sports.
D) becomes disorganized to the point that chaos is characteristic.
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A) tend to watch more television than other people in society.
B) have more free time than other people in society.
C) are more influenced by advertising messages than others in society.
D) have more economic resources and influence than others in society.
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A) meet changing government regulations.
B) avoid paying players and taxes on revenues.
C) make sure that college athletes are cared for properly.
D) raise the salaries of coaches in small colleges.
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A) set ticket prices for all NHL games.
B) allowed fans to vote on players' salaries.
C) limited team payrolls and salaries for players.
D) gave players the freedom to sign contracts with any team.
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A) increases in the popularity of baseball outside North America.
B) a change in the legal status of players.
C) a switch from family ownership of teams to corporate ownership of teams.
D) the development of cable television coverage.
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A) sports are valuable tools for advertisers who must sell products.
B) basketball belongs back in neighborhoods under local control by people.
C) hard work is more important than a way of life based on consumption.
D) becoming a brand name is an empty achievement for athletes.
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A) Spain
B) the United States.
C) Brazil.
D) China.
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A) affected coaches much more than it has affected athletes.
B) produced dramatic changes in the basic structure and goals of most sports.
C) changed the orientations of players, coaches, and others in sports.
D) eliminated much of the excitement associated with sports.
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A) is entertained mostly by the beauty of movement in a sport.
B) wants to see athletes who have mastered technical skills.
C) tends to be young and highly educated.
D) lacks technical knowledge about the sports they watch.
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A) income earning potential of amateur athletes.
B) business training of amateur sport officials.
C) socially progressive visions of sports that corporate executives have.
D) prosperity of market economies and the profits of large corporations.
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A) a focus on cooperation and conservation.
B) low rates of car ownership and high rates of mass transit use.
C) high rates of consumption and an emphasis on status symbols.
D) an emphasis on equality and diversity.
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A) governed by anti-trust laws to an extreme degree.
B) the major supporter of art museums in a city.
C) create new forms of capital in a city.
D) the only buyer of athlete labor.
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A) distracts people's attention from physical activity in their own lives.
B) forces sports and sport teams to compete with each other for revenues.
C) builds strong rivalries between players on different teams in sport leagues.
D) serves as an effective tool for recruiting new spectators and fans.
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A) market economies, large urban centers, and the availability of capital.
B) high rates of unemployment combined with access to transportation.
C) traditional definitions of masculinity and femininity.
D) low rates of consumption and little awareness of status differences.
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A) serve more local citizens from working class backgrounds.
B) have the highest-paid players in their respective leagues.
C) hold down ticket prices for the average sport spectator.
D) gain access to new revenue streams related to the stadium.
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A) ESPN X Games.
B) National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) .
C) International Olympic Committee (IOC) .
D) World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) .
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