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Questions reviewing Chapter 15
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liabilities are ---
assets
obligations to pay others
financial resources
owner's equity
2
What process helps control salaries in the NFL and the NBA?
reserve clause
free agency
economic interaction
collective bargaining
3
The economics of sport is the study of how people in the sport industry deal with _________.
finances
scarcity
corporations
investing funds
4
the exchange of goods and services by people and organizations
economic interaction
economic transaction
economic reaction
economic intraction
5
The study of how people within the sport industry deal with scarcity
law of supply
economics of sport
law of supply and demand
market equilibrium
6
What is the definition of
profit
?
total revenue minus total costs
money left over after coaches' & players' salaries are paid
revenue minus expenses after taxes
money generated by high-profile college teams
7
What economic concern might lead to a decrease in fan interest in MLB?
the practice of revenue sharing
the increase in merchandise sales for some teams
the widening gap between high- and low-revenue teams
the increase in TV revenue for some teams
8
The price at which the quantity demanded equals the quantity supplied is referred to as ______.
market equilibrium
income statement
balance sheet
economic impact study
9
price at which the quantity demanded equals the quantity supplied
market disequilibrium
market equilibrium
market share
market value
10
A general sport management degree will suffice for a career in finance in a sport organization.
true
false
11
money generated by the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament distributed to who
25% to all NCAA universities
25% to DI universities
75% to DI universities
75% to all NCAA universities
12
Which of the following is an expense typically incurred by sport organizations?
cost of salaries
a and b
cost of sport facilities
cost of an economic impact study
13
What are assets?
liabilities
financial resources
obligations to pay others
the owner's share of the resources
14
an intangible product such as marketing advice, business consulting, or financial planning
service
good
catering
impact goods
15
a tangible product such as a soccer ball, football helmet, or pair of basketball shoes
a service
an economic win
a product
a good
16
equation that is used to calculate the profit level for a sport organization.
profit = total revenues /total costs
profit = total revenues + total costs
profit = total revenue x total costs
profit = total revenues - total costs
17
What is the largest single source of revenue in collegiate athletics?
NCAA Men's Football Championship
NCAA Men's Basketball Championship
Bill Gates Foundation
corporate sponsors
18
The study of the behavior of individual businesses and households is called __________.
economics
macroeconomics
finance
microeconomics
19
The net profit or loss is called the __________ line.
top
red
thin blue
bottom
20
states that consumers will demand less of product as its price increases & more as price falls
law of demand
law of supply
law of finance
law of economics
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consumers will demand less of a product as its price increases and more as its price falls
Law of demand
Law of supply and demand
Law of economics
Law of supply
22
One of the few academic disciplines that can be applied to almost any human action
Finance
Competitiveness
Economics
Sales
23
What are the two categories of entries on an income statement?
salaries and bonuses
supply and demand
profits and losses
revenues and expenses
24
The increase in production of product as $ increases, the decrease in production as its $ falls
market shortage
market equilibrium
law of supply
law of demand
25
Revenues for college athletics: Private donations, corporate sponsorships, merchandise sales .
True
False