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3 years ago

According to your lecture notes, which professional sports league has the highest average fan cost index?

1 answer:

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While all professional sport seem to have a rising fan cost index the NFL has the highest with a fan cost index of $473 per fan. Making it more than double the average fan cost of the MLB and about $100 more than the NBA and NHL.

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To record the sale of the remaining treasury shares

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