Instead of a business case for diversity, other sport management scholars have argued for a focus on diversity and inclusion because:
A) The provision of sport and opportunities to be active is a public good.
B) The fan base is more receptive to diverse teams.
C) Decision making capabilities are enhanced through diversity and inclusion.
D) Exclusionary policies limiting engagement negatively affect people's well-being.
E) A and D only.
F) B and C only.

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The provision of sport and opportunities to be active is a public good, and exclusionary policies limiting engagement negatively affect people's well-being. Therefore, diversity and inclusion should be a focus in sport management, rather than just being viewed through a business case lens or solely for the purpose of appealing to a diverse fan base. Additionally, decision making capabilities are enhanced through diversity and inclusion.

Instead of a Business Case for Diversity, Other Sport Management