Formula 1 (F1) Motor Racing Strictly Controls the Number of Teams

question 96

Multiple Choice

Formula 1 (F1) motor racing strictly controls the number of teams in the sport and the number of races in a season. It also controls television rights for the F1 season. It does this in order to _____.

• A) increase price by restricting supply
• B) reduce the quantity of motor racing demanded
• C) make demand perfectly inelastic
• D) create a surplus in the market

Understand the conditions for using a firm's weighted average cost of capital (WACC) as the discount rate for projects.

Recognize the significance of risk in evaluating projects and how it impacts the cost of capital.

Comprehend the methods for estimating the cost of equity capital.

Identify considerations in project selection and the impact of financing decisions on such selections.

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