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- 1. The Externalities of Sports Towns: Can They Survive a Lockout? By Trevor Snyder
- 2. Background on Externalities What is it? Some examples of externalities are… Restaurant Sponsors Even feelings like civic pride
- 3. Effects on Sponsors TV commercial ads Ads inside the venue Specific players sponsoring ads
- 4. Types and Effects on Businesses Types: Gear Companies(reebok, under armour, etc.) Parking Companies (Pro Park) Privately owned concession companies How they are Effected: Negatively Revenue lost
- 5. Effects of Fans from the Lockout Loss of Pride Loss of Unity
- 6. Externalities: To Sum It All Up The Externalities are hurt not the Sports Venue! Sponsors: Loss of publicity Businesses: Decrease in revenue Decrease in attendance Fans: Pride Unity
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- I like the theme. Since you are dealing with lockouts, consider changing the words after the colon to “ Can They Survive a Lockout?”
- Good, though I would delete “Any non-directly related business” and then you will have some extra room between the words and the images.
- I would actually just change the title of this slide to “Effects on Sponsors” since the audience will now know it is about lockouts. Then, you can just start listing. Delete “Positively or negatively affected?” since you would just ask this question to the audience.
- Again, follow the same recommendations from the previous slide. Only use the words you think would be necessary for the audience to follow your speech. You want them to be focused on you and your voice.