No, they get endorsements when they win medals. Several of the people in games have family that have lost or are loosing their homes due to financial hardship. Some parents have spent not only time but money to make sure their son/daughter get the training and coaches they needed to get to this point. Frankly, they are "tapped" out because of it.
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∙ 9y agoIn today's Olympic Games, the majority of athletes are professionals who are paid to play their sport. In addition, many countries pay their athletes a bonus if they win a medal..
No
The US and 64 other countries boycotted the 1980 olympic games because of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
about 33/4 years
Of the US$60 Billion cost of the war, $36 billion was paid by the Saudi Arabians and the rest by the US, UK and Egypt.
the US joined the war in 1917 and the war ended in 1918. Answer: 1 year.
9,000 tax if gold is won
Because they are not a member of the Commonwealth of Nations and so are not eligible to participate in the Commonwealth Games.
NO THEY DO not
Every 2 years, alternating between summer and winter games.
The US is not a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. Only members participate in the Commonwealth Games.Because the US is not a member of the Commonwealth
In most places, no you do not. Most countries do pay a bonus award to athletes that win medals, even the US.
USC
216 exactly
Rochester new york
25,000 dollars per gold medal.
No
LA. It moves with Western Civilization.