Examination should include examples of the economic impact of the sports, entertainment, and event industries on

the local level (e.g., economic impact of the Super Bowl on host city)
the state level (e.g., horse racing)
the national level (e.g., food/beverage consumption during the Super Bowl, hosting watch parties, going out to watch the game)
The international level (e.g., Olympic site selection).

Process/Skill Questions:

What is the economic impact of salaries in the sports, entertainment, and event industries?
What is the short-term vs. long-term impact of a sports, entertainment, and event venture in a given geographic area?
What are the economic benefits of implementing dynamic vs. variable ticket pricing strategies?
How do sports, entertainment, and event organizers find the right ticket price to match demand?
What motivates cities and communities to fund sports, entertainment, and event venues?
How do sports, entertainment, and events generate revenue and stimulate economic activity for local and state governments?

What is the economic impact of high-profile, short-term events (e.g., Super Bowl, The Eras Tour) on local economies?