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    College Student Athletes

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    on NCAA case‚ but players still could get paid”). In response‚ O’Bannon appealed the case to the U.S. Supreme Court‚ but they denied it and the minimal salary cap that was fought for was now gone (Munson‚ “High court passes on NCAA case‚ but players still could get paid”). The reason the NCAA quickly appealed is because of the possibility the cap be lifted someday (Munson‚ “High court passes on NCAA case‚ but players still could get paid”). If this happened‚ athletes would receive unlimited payments

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    Athlete Are Paid Too Much

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    professional athletes make ridiculous salaries and are only increasing year after year. Every year we hear how a professional athlete just signed a contract worth a record amount. Then about the same time next year we hear about another athlete is signing a new contract worth even more than the previous high. Professional athletes are making too much money in a society that salaries and wages are typically based on the value of ones work. In today ’s society where salaries are determined by an individuals

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    According to the Women’s Sports Foundation‚ the total prize money for the LPGA was $50 million compared to the PGA tour’s total of $256 million. Until this year‚ the Wimbledon used to offer more money in the prize purses for male athletes. The maximum salary for a WNBA player in

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    Increased health care financing costs due to increased demand of health care service The ageing population The bulk of inpatient care is subject to a spending cap ~ 90 % of the most expensive services - secondary and tertiary care-are delivered by the public hospital system. This public hospital system is subjected to a strict spending cap. The Government appropriates a fixed sum every year to finance public hospitals. The grant is virtually the only significant source of income for these hospitals

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    Are Footballers Overpaid?

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    Are Footballers overpaid and if so should a salary cap be introduced. Footballers in the premier league receive huge amounts of money every year with the likes of Wayne Rooney getting £17.09 million every year‚ but are they overpaid? One way that we can tell if footballers are overpaid is by seeing how much revenue that a certain footballer will bring to a club. One way we can find this out is by looking at Sergio Aguero. Sergio Aguero is paid £16.6 million a year and at the end of last season

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    Michael Jordan: The Greatest of All Time The game of basketball has grown rapidly since Dr. James Naismith invented the game at Springfield College in December 1891. Basketball is now the most popular indoor sport in the world‚ and it has made billions of dollars for leagues like the NBA (National Basketball Association). It has been over a century since the first game of basketball was played and throughout all of the different eras basketball has been through no player has been more dominant than

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    1994 Baseball Strike

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    Players Association. After fourteen years of negotiations between the current union and the owners’ representative‚ the first ‘basic labor agreement’ between the two parties was reached. Led by Marvin Miller in 1968‚ the players received higher minimum salaries‚ better health insurance plans‚ and increases in retirement benefits. These so called "Basic Agreements" in major industries usually turn out to be more complex. As a result‚ strikes and lockouts have occurred ever since (Koppett 23). The baseball

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    team owners and the NBA Players Association that dictates the rules of player contracts‚ trades‚ revenue distribution and the salary cap. Since the previous CBA signed in 2005 was going to be expired before July 2011‚ the two parties‚ team owners and basketball players had to come up with a new CBA for the upcoming few seasons. According to the CBA signed in 2005‚ a soft cap system (at $58 million) was adopted‚ meaning that the limit of total amount the NBA teams can pay the player has to be depend

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    P6 – Advanced Tax (Jun-14) Corporation Tax Large Company - Quarterly payments due: 1. 6 months + 14 days after CAP start 2. 9 months + 14 days after CAP start 3. 12 months + 14 days after CAP start 4. 15 months + 14 days after CAP start Patent Profits will use 10% rate on income as a result of R&D‚ being phased over 5yr (only 60% currently) Augmented Profits use to decide size of company: AP = Taxable Trading Profits + FII (Frank Investment Income) (dividend from non-associated companies

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    Economics, Not Sexism

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    trouble negotiating minimum salary guarantees of $20‚000 to $30‚000 a year‚ a tiny fraction of what most NBA players make” (Lopiano 1). She neglects to mention that the WNBA’s average loss per team was between $1.5 million and $2 million in 2007. This is why a minimum salary guarantee was hard to negotiate; if WNBA teams cannot turn a profit then their players should not expect to earn anything near the same salary as NBA players. Sexism is not to blame for lower WNBA salaries‚ for when the two leagues

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