Sports managers face ethical dilemmas on a daily basis. An example of an ethical dilemma is : O All answers are correct. O Working with athletes who use their platform to speak out on social issues. O Helping an athlete with drug, alcohol, marital, or criminal problems. Encouraging the use of painkillers by injured athletes to enable them to "play hurt". Deciding between cutting a less visible, successful nonrevenue sport team or a highly visible football program when facing a budget crisis in a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I athletic program. In describing the relationship between laws and morality, which of the following is/are true? O Some actions may be technically legal, but still violate the overall intention of a law Something may be legal and yet immoral All of these are correct. Something may be distasteful, but neither illegal nor clearly immoral, depending on the situation Something may be illegal and immoral True or False? Entertainment districts play a critical role in urban renewal including providing a neighborhood for residents to work and play in close proximity to their homes and serve as anchors in neighborhoods that are developed with sports and/or entertainment facilities. True False Colleges and universities typically build an arena for their basketball, volleyball, and gymnastics teams as well as for concerts and other touring shows. Intercollegiate facilities are financed by? Private donations, endowments, student fees and fundraising campaigns State funding General obligation bonds of the city governmental entity Investments from the professional team owner MasterCard Worldwide has a department solely dedicated to identifying sponsorship opportunities, creating activations, and overseeing implementation of the sponsorships across the entire company. Which type of agency would MasterCard have? In-house agency Full-service agency Specialized agency International agency