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In the early 1900s several MLB team owners vehemently opposed broadcasting games on the radio. Teams that broadcast games on the radio significantly increased attendance and revenue indicating O All of the given answers O Radio broadcasts and game attendance are substitutes O None of the given answers. O Radio broadcasts and game attendance are complimentsWhat is an example of professional sports teams colluding? O All of the given answers O Salary Caps O Leagues voting against expansion O TV Blackout areasWhich event led to the initial establishment of the NCAA? O Universities feared the effect of big money sports on academics. O University of Kentucky was involved in a point shaving controversy. O College football had become alarmingly dangerous with 18 deaths in a single year. O Universities refused to make scholarships available for women.Which is true in the labor market for franchise QBs in the NFL? O All of the given answers O Supply is extremely inelastic O Supply slopes down Supply is based on how much money players bring to the team