When a professional sports league sells broadcast rights for the entire league,

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When a professional sports league sells broadcast rights for the entire league, it can negotiate from a position of strength, leading to a higher selling price (A) than if teams sold rights individually. This collective bargaining can also lead to a strategy that maximizes joint profits among all teams (C), as the league can optimize the number and type of games broadcast to appeal to the widest or most lucrative audience. While it might seem that fewer games would be broadcast (B) under a collective agreement, this choice is included in the "All of the above" option, reflecting the complexity of such negotiations and their outcomes.

When a Professional Sports League Sells Broadcast Rights for the Entire