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2012 Olympic Games
London Olympics Assessment

1. Executive Summary 3 1.1. Preview 3 1.1.1. Recommendation 3 2. Terms of reference 3 2.1. Report specifications 3 2.1.1. Purpose 3 2.1.2. Scope 3 2.1.3. Aim 3 2.1.4. limitations and constraints 3 2.1.5. Objectives 4 3. Methodology and Procedures 4 3.1. Materials 4 3.1.1. How I sourced materials 4 3.1.2. Materials used 4 4. Findings/Analysis 4 4.1. The bid 4 4.2. Rejuvenation 5 4.2.1. New image 5 4.2.2. Location 5 4.3. Economic impacts 6 4.3.1. Growth 6 4.3.2. Over spending? 6 4.4. Funding 7 4.4.1. Cadburys 7 4.4.2. The lottery 7 5. Conclusions 8 5.1. London 2012 8 6. References 8 7. Bibliography 9 8. Appendices 10 9. Glossary of Terms / Abbreviations 10

Executive Summary
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The topic of this report is the 2012 London Olympics and the benefits it will bring to the UK. The government have already touted the Olympic games to bring more tourism and business opportunities to not only London but the entire of the UK, the games will be watched by the 204 countries entering and it is a fantastic opportunity for the UK to showcase and present itself to the world in a bid to further steady their footing on the global ladder.
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It will explore whether the Olympics is still athlete focused or more of a profit maker for the host. If these games are to prevail careful observation of previous games must be made to ensure that similar pitfalls are not stumbled upon and past methods can be improved.
A more recent turn in economics may prove a large problem for the preparation of the games and the government must be careful as not to under estimate the budget, especially considering the varying views societies take on the use of public spending for all this to happen.
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This report is for the assessment of my tutor, Alex Watts. It will asses my understanding and development of report writing and the module so far.

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