In the Recent History of Women's Professional Sports Leagues in the U.S

In the recent history of women's professional sports leagues in the U.S.:

A) the Women's United Soccer Association (WUSA) and the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) were and have been successful in taking economic advantage of a monopoly position in their sports.
B) women's professional sports leagues in sports such as soccer and basketball have been able to use their popular appeal to negotiate lucrative national television contracts comparable to the contracts negotiated by their male counterpart sports leagues.
C) the financial survival of the WNBA for more than a decade was due in part to subsidies from the NBA.
D) dual ownership of NBA and WNBA teams has helped WNBA teams more than it has helped NBA teams.