When the Owners of a Professional Sports Team Pay an Athlete

Multiple Choice

When the owners of a professional sports team pay an athlete a very high salary, it must be true that

A) the nonpecuniary aspects of the job are very low.
B) the owners expect the MRP of that athlete to be greater than the amount the player is paid.
C) the owners expect the MFC of that athlete to be greater than the amount the player is paid.
D) the owners expect the player's MRP to be less than its MFC.