Sports leagues undertake two types of cooperative action:

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Sports leagues primarily engage in cooperative action through single-entity or joint venture structures. In a single-entity system, the league is considered a single business entity, and all teams are owned and operated by the league itself. In a joint venture system, the separate team owners work together to operate the league while maintaining independent ownership of their respective teams. Both forms of cooperation are used in various sports leagues around the world. The other options listed (B, C, and D) do not accurately describe the types of cooperative action undertaken by sports leagues.

Sports Leagues Undertake Two Types of Cooperative Action