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What are at least two things all the athletes shown in the first few minutes
are saying in common?
They all got paid a lot of money and all spent it on expensive things
What was the first thing almost all the interviewed athletes did upon getting
paid?
They bought expensive things they didn't need. Cars, jewelry, houses.
What connection was there between business success and sports salaries?
Businesses (teams) have to pay a lot to get good players in order to be a
successful team and bring them money.
What is the main point of the section "Bling, Bling"
That there is lots of outside influence on the athletes to have certain
things. The pressure to have the best clothes, jewelry, house, since they
have the money and everybody knows they have that money
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What does keeping up with the Joneses mean?
The competition of having the best cars, but they don't have that money.
Getting what people don't have, wanting to have the best.
What point is the director making about having multiple cars or huge
entourages?
Showing how materialistic the industry was. Having the best cars or people.
All about the image.
Infer, What a guaranteed contract in the NBA or MLB means
That they will get the money on their contract. NFL is only guaranteed week to
week.
How does being competitive actually hurt athletes off the playing field?
They all want the best cars, houses, gambling, investing, so they keep
spending more and more to have the best.
Who are the hustlers that the documentary is referring to?
People who get the athletes to trust them and tell them its for n investment.
They rarely workout, are usually scams. People who know the kind of
money these
athletes have.
What are at least two examples of things the players are asked to invest in?
Car washes, clubs, music
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SPORT FINANCE FINAL EXAM REVIEW || Most Recent Exam
Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And Correct Answers
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Newest Exam
What are at least two things all the athletes shown in the first few minutes
are saying in common?
They all got paid a lot of money and all spent it on expensive things
What was the first thing almost all the interviewed athletes did upon getting
paid?
They bought expensive things they didn't need. Cars, jewelry, houses.
What connection was there between business success and sports salaries?
Businesses (teams) have to pay a lot to get good players in order to be a
successful team and bring them money.
What is the main point of the section "Bling, Bling"
That there is lots of outside influence on the athletes to have certain
things. The pressure to have the best clothes, jewelry, house, since they
have the money and everybody knows they have that money
/ 1/9
, 4/11/26, 3:32 PM SPORT FINANCE FINAL EXAM REVIEW
What does keeping up with the Joneses mean?
The competition of having the best cars, but they don't have that money.
Getting what people don't have, wanting to have the best.
What point is the director making about having multiple cars or huge
entourages?
Showing how materialistic the industry was. Having the best cars or people.
All about the image.
Infer, What a guaranteed contract in the NBA or MLB means
That they will get the money on their contract. NFL is only guaranteed week to
week.
How does being competitive actually hurt athletes off the playing field?
They all want the best cars, houses, gambling, investing, so they keep
spending more and more to have the best.
Who are the hustlers that the documentary is referring to?
People who get the athletes to trust them and tell them its for n investment.
They rarely workout, are usually scams. People who know the kind of
money these
athletes have.
What are at least two examples of things the players are asked to invest in?
Car washes, clubs, music
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