Which of the following is not a way teams "collude" within professional sports markets?
A)Agreeing on ticket prices
B)Agreeing on rules and schedules
C)Employing the same pool of referees
D)Sharing national broadcast revenues
E)Agreeing on rookie drafts

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Teams colluding on ticket prices would be considered anti-competitive behavior and is not a standard or accepted practice within professional sports markets. Other options like agreeing on rules and schedules, employing the same pool of referees, sharing national broadcast revenues, and agreeing on rookie drafts are common practices aimed at ensuring fairness, consistency, and the financial viability of the league as a whole.

Which of the Following Is Not a Way Teams "Collude