How many events are there in the Olympics?

The 2008 Olympic Games were finalized with 28 major events and 302 minor events.

The competition items of the Beijing Olympics are 28 major events and 301 small events.

The Winter Olympics are in full swing!

You must be watching the Winter Olympics these days, right?

Are you just as attracted to ice sports as I am?

Are you like me, ready to move, and want to play?

Although we didn't have the opportunity to participate in the Winter Olympics, if the Olympics had the following events, then the champion would be a quality person.

There are 33 major events and more than 300 small events in the Tokyo Olympics, and the number of events in each Olympic Games is different, some events will be removed, and some events will be added, which requires the host country to communicate with the IOC accordingly, and there will also be some informal performance events.

The Games are classified by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for the competition of the same type of Olympic competition. According to the International Olympic Committee, the Olympic programme is divided into sport, disciplines and events.

The Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games will feature a total of 33 events and 339 events, and the specific competition schedule and venues have all been determined. The 2021 events will be held at the scheduled venues, and preparations for the Games will continue.

The Olympic Games are divided into the Winter Olympics and the Summer Olympics, and the Olympic Games are divided into major and small events, sub-events and unclassified events, of which there are 28 major track and field competitions are naturally indispensable, and there have been track and field competitions for a long time, in addition to track and field, there are rowing, swimming, cycling and other events. And swimming competitions are most common only in summer, of course, there will also be winter swimming competitions, and the Winter Olympics include skiing, skating and other events.

In addition, unlike previous Olympic Games, there are 33 major events and 339 minor events, including softball, surfing, and skateboarding. On 7 August 2021, the day before the closing ceremonies, there will be another "Super Saturday", when at least 34 finals will be held, the highest number of individual competition days during the Games.

The most anticipated events of the day were the men's basketball final, men's soccer final, marathon final, baseball final, men's volleyball final, rhythmic gymnastics individual all-around final and synchronized swimming team free selection final. August 8, 2021 will be the last day of the Olympic Games, and the men's marathon will be held in Sapporo, Hokkaido. The men's water polo final, which will be played at 4:30 p.m. that day, will be the final medal match.

At 19 o'clock on July 23, Beijing time, the opening ceremony of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games was held at the New National Stadium in Tokyo. The delegations entered in the order of the Japanese fifty-syllable chart, with men's basketball player Patty Mills and swimming star Kate Campbell leading the way as the flag bearers of the Australian delegation.

The Tokyo Olympics will be held from July 23 to August 8 and will last for 17 days. With the addition of five new sports, including skateboarding, surfing, and karate, the Tokyo Olympics will feature a total of 33 sports and 339 gold medals.

Consider the problems faced by two businesses – Post and Kellogg. Each company will have a new cereal on the market for $3 per box of sales**. To keep things simple, let's assume that the marginal cost of producing cereal is zero, and therefore, $3 is all profit.

Every company knows that if $10 million is spent on advertising, 1 million consumers can try out their new cereal. And, every company knows that if consumers like cereal, they don't buy it once, they buy it many times.

Let's start with Post's decision. According to market research, Post knows that its cereal taste is average. While advertising can get 1 million consumers to buy a box each, consumers quickly learn that cereal isn't so good and stop buying it.

Post decided that it wasn't worth paying $10 million in advertising and only getting $3 million in sales. Therefore, it is not intended to advertise. It makes the chef go back to the kitchen for another flavor.

Kellogg, on the other hand, knows that its cereal is fantastic. Everyone who tried it would buy a box every month for the second year. As a result, $10 million in advertising dollars can generate $36 million in sales.

Here, advertising is profitable because consumers buy Kellogg's good products repeatedly. Therefore, Kellogg chose to advertise.

Now that we've considered the behavior of two businesses, let's consider the behavior of consumers. We start by asserting that consumers tend to try the new cereal they see from the advertisement. But is this behavior rational?

Will consumers try new cereal just because the seller chooses to advertise?