The NCAA adopts a policy whereby schools can only sell the TV rights to 5 of their regular season football games per season. Schools play 12 games per season. This is an example of:

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The policy adopted by NCAA is an example of a limitation on output. The NCAA is restricting the amount of TV rights that can be sold by each school, which limits the overall output of the industry. This is done in the interest of maintaining competitive balance and preventing a few dominant programs from monopolizing the television market.

The NCAA Adopts a Policy Whereby Schools Can Only Sell