Requiring those who have season tickets for a professional sports team to pay for equity seat rights or personal seat licenses shifts more of the burden of paying for a new stadium or arena to
A)the general public.
B)the season ticket holders.
C)the owners of the sports team.
D)the city in which the stadium is located.

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Requiring season ticket holders to pay for equity seat rights or personal seat licenses is a way for the owners of the sports team to generate revenue to fund the construction of a new stadium or arena. This shifts the burden of paying for the new facility from the team owners to the season ticket holders. It is not necessarily fair, but it is a common practice in professional sports. The general public may also contribute through taxes or other funding sources, but they are not directly impacted in the same way as the season ticket holders. The city in which the stadium is located may also be involved in funding the facility, but they are not the primary source of funding.

Requiring Those Who Have Season Tickets for a Professional Sports