1. VANCOUVER CANUCKS EMILY CHEN

2. ATHELETS SALARIES Player 2012-13 Cap # Daniel Sedin $6,100,000 Henrik Sedin $6,100,000 Roberto Luongo $5,333,000 Ryan Kesler $5,000,000 Kevin Bieksa $4,600,000 Jason Garrison $4,600,000 Dan Hamhuis $4,500,000 David Booth $4,250,000 Keith Ballard $4,200,000 Cory Schneider $4,000,000 Alexander Edler $3,250,000 Manny Malhotra $2,500,000 Mason Raymond $2,275,000 Alexandre Burrows $2,000,000 Chris Higgins $1,900,000 Jannik Hansen $1,350,000 Andrew Alberts $1,225,000 Jordan Schroeder $1,025,000 Maxim Lapierre $1,000,000 Chris Tanev $900,000 Zack Kassian $870,000 Cam Barker $700,000 Dale Weise $615,000 Andrew Ebbett $600,000 Aaron Volpatti $600,000 Steve Pinizzotto $600,000 Total: $70,093,000

3. REVENUE OF SOLD HOME GAME SectionsSeatsPrice 101360275 102360284 103360295 104360356 105360376 106360426 107360483 108360365 109360304 110360295 111-112720284 113360295 114360304 115360320 116360345 117360376 118360335 119-120720193 121360192 122360275 301360178 302360189 303360203 304-305720234 306-307720223 308-309720264 310360234 311-312720183 313306174 314-315-3161080169 317-318720160 319-320720214 321-322720240 323-324720264 327-328720150 329360160 330360241 box seats88625 total:189105105700

4. REVENUE IN IN ONE SEASON  “The team has sold out every home game since 2002”  There are approximately 24 home games in one season  Each home game generated 5105700  Since there are 24 home games per season and each will generate $5.1 million, the Canucks would make $123 million per season

5. CONCLUSION  The annual salary of athletes is $70 million  The annual revenue per season is $123 million  This means that Canucks makes $53 million a year

6. OTHER FACTORS  POSITIVE 1) An decrease in the number of competitors 2) Resources are at lost cost 3) High demand on products of your company  NEGATIVE 1) An increase in the number of competitors 2) High cost of resources 3) Low demand on products of you company 4) High taxation 5) Change in trade regulation and policy

7. HOW DOES A PROFESSIONAL SPOTS TEAM LOSE MONEY?  Large amounts of debt  Making bad investments  The owners’ primary business goes bankrupt  High athletes salaries  Poor incomes from ticket sales