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Nutrition And The Labor Market, Jesse Defalco
Nutrition And The Labor Market, Jesse Defalco
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Do different income levels affect the foods people consume? It is commonly known that healthier foods are more expensive than unhealthy foods. Those with lower incomes tend to gravitate toward fast food and junk food, with those with higher incomes tend to gravitate toward fruits, vegetables, and healthier options, including having personal chefs and ordering proportioned meals delivered to their homes. Lower income people consuming unhealthy foods potentially leads to health issues such as malnutrition, high blood pressure, obesity, and diabetes. Not everyone is aware of the health side effects of their diets. It is shown that people who are …
The Impacts Of Financial Compensation Of Student-Athletes In Ncaa Division I Men's Basketball On The Labor Market, Gabriel Boscardin Dias
The Impacts Of Financial Compensation Of Student-Athletes In Ncaa Division I Men's Basketball On The Labor Market, Gabriel Boscardin Dias
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The purpose of this study is to identify the impacts that financial compensation of men’s basketball student-athletes in the NCAA Division I will have on the market of collegiate athletics. As the NCAA is facing issues involving governmental pressure to allow student-athletes to receive monetary compensation for the use of their names, images, and likenesses (NLI), the consequences will inevitably impact the entire sports industry. The main pressure the Association is facing now involves the compensation of men’s basketball student-athletes, as they are part of the sport that brings the largest amount of revenue via sponsors and television contracts. This …