City field rental: * CYSL rents 10 city soccer fields for 40 weeks a year and therefore this is a cost incurred and cannot be recovered regardless if the tournament is cancelled or not. We have determined this to be a sunk cost and have removed it from the overhead expenses. 2. Salaries: * Jansten’s salary would be considered a relevant cost since 100% of his salary is allocated to the Craddock Cup. His employment with the CYSL is dependent on whether there is a tournament or not.
The first time this question was asked was by Howard Savage, a staff member of the Carnegie Foundation. In 1930 he asked if such a big corporation such as colleges and universities can concentrate its attention on securing their teams to win while not paying the players who came to their schools for education in the first place. The answer is simple. College athletes should get paid for playing sports during their college career. One of the main reasons is that college sports are very popular and the attendance, especially at the football and basketball is growing every year and breaking attendance records.
Tottenham Hotspur is worth more than $400 million at the time. How does a professional sports club make money? Ticket sales account for less than 20% of revenues. How does a better player and a larger stadium affect a soccer club's revenues, costs, and profits? Why is Manchester United and Arsenal worth more in the stock market?
According to paragraph 605-50-25 certain sales incentives entitle a customer to receive a reduction in the price of a product or service of a specified amount of a prior purchase price charged to the customer at the point of sale. A vendor shall recognize a liability for those sales incentives at the later of the date at which the associated revenue is recognized by the vendor or the date at which the sales incentive is offered based on the estimated amount of refunds or rebates that will be claimed by customers.
But should companies like Nike have to give student athletes a piece of their jersey sales? Absolutely. The NCAA throws the word amateurism around far too often. There is a fine line between remaining an amateur and becoming a professional in the eyes of the NCAA. Turning pro does not guarantee endorsements and royalties; it simply means that an athlete will be paid to play for his organization.
College students should get paid because of all the income they bring in for their school while playing. For example, in the article “Why College Athletes Should Be Paid” by Tyson Harnett he says “Many coaches earn at least $100,000 per year to coach one of the major basketball, baseball, football at a school. “They will receive bonuses for going to the playoffs, winning championships etc.” “You know what the athletes receive as a gift? Nothing.”(Harnett). Despite the significant help, college players have been for their schools and the revenue they bring in they get nothing in return.
If America regulated Singers proposal, it would positively effect peoples morals and the values they place on a life. Singer also Cites Peter Unger “By his calculation, $200 in donations would help a sickly 2-year old transform into a healthy 6-year old” $200 dollars would seem very inexpensive to most to save a life. If every American who could spare $200 to donate overseas, the number of lives saved would be tremendous. This would also create a ripple effect causing Americans to follow those who donate. The cons of Singers proposal is that it is unethical and would drastically change Americas economy and culture.
However, this has threatened the true meaning of the game. It has given rise to scandals involving players and media portraying being a good athlete will get you by with anything. While some people take the position that commercialization corrupts sports I believe there are probably more positives than negatives regarding commercialization in sports, but the negatives that are present are still worth talking about. Ultimately the biggest downfall of commercialization in sports is the craziness of all the advertising that goes on through sports. For example, the Super bowl, companies pay millions of dollars to get their perfected thirty-second commercial on the screen of the millions watching and the next day the majority conversations are not even about the game but about which commercial was the best some people even admitting the commercials are the only reason they
Cigarette taxes were placed into effect by the government to achieve two social objectives. The first objective is to reduce the number of people who smoke. By issuing the cigarette tax, the government hoped the higher price of a pack of cigarettes would convince people to quit. The next objective was just another way for the government to raise more revenue. As we all know, the government loves to raise taxes to support their social programs.
What would have happened if the data quality was very bad, which in turn affected their marketing campaigns and they lose most if not all of their customers, they would have been unable to repay debts and eventually gone bankrupt. One of the main factors of the success of RSC’s marketing campaigns is the quality of the data that they used, it enabled them to target marketing more precisely, which in turn enable the RSC to substantially increase membership and fund-raising revenues.