The National Collegiate Athletic Association [NCAA] has been able to control cheating by:
A)reducing the number of athletic scholarships a school caught cheating can grant.
B)taking away the accreditation of schools caught cheating.
C)not permitting coaches,who were caught cheating once,to coach any more.
D)setting an official wage for the athletes that is below the market-clearing wage.

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By reducing the number of athletic scholarships a school caught cheating can grant, the NCAA is limiting their ability to attract top-tier athletes and ultimately impacting their performance. This serves as a deterrent for schools to cheat in the first place, as the cost of getting caught would be too high. Taking away accreditation and banning coaches caught cheating are also punishments, but they do not directly address the financial incentives that lead schools to cheat. Setting an official wage for athletes is not currently carried out by the NCAA, and even if it were, a wage below the market-clearing level would not necessarily deter cheating.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association [NCAA] Has Been Able to Control