Who paid for the medals in the Olympics?

Olympic medals are generally provided by sponsors, and all of the medals at this year's Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games were sponsored by Canada's BHP Billiton.

BHP Billiton's CEO Goris Goris said that as a diversified mineral and medal sponsor for the Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games, BHP Billiton will provide financial support for the Olympic and Paralympic Games and provide raw materials for the production of Olympic and Paralympic medals. As part of the company's long-term commitment to China, BHP will supply raw materials for 57,000 medals at the 29th Olympic and Paralympic Games, including competition medals and commemorative medals.

According to reports, BHP Billiton will provide 1,000 gold medals, 1,000 silver medals and 1,000 bronze medals for the Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and will also provide 40,000 and more than 10,000 commemorative medals for the Olympic and Paralympic Games respectively. Most of the medals will be sourced from Australia and Chile, with BHP's Cannington mine in Queensland, Australia, providing silver for gold and silver, Escondida in Chile providing gold-bearing copper concentrate for gold medals, and Spence mine in Chile providing electrolytic copper for copper for copper medals.

The raw materials for the medals are currently being shipped from BHP's mines in Australia and Chile to China, where they will be smelted and sent to the China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation in Shanghai, where the medals will be made, according to Gorris.

The medals of the Olympic Games are produced by the host country, so many host countries add their own cultural characteristics to the medals, such as the gold and jade medals of the Beijing Olympic Games, which show the world China's jade culture.

The medals of the Olympic Games are jointly funded by the Olympic IOC and the host country. Their money is also provided by a lot of sponsoring companies.

The medals of the Olympic Games are all made by the host country, like the medals of the Tokyo Olympics this time, even if there is a new payment from Japan, they are all made by discarded mobile phones, and then extracted are more environmentally friendly.

The medals of the Olympic Games are funded by the host country of the organizer, although the gold medal is actually a mixture of gold and silver, itself from an economic point of view, the medal may not be very valuable, the key is a symbol of honor, for example, the medal of the East Olympics is made of rare metal from waste parts.

The medals of the Olympic Games are made at the expense of the organizing committee, that is, the host country pays for them, not the IOC.

Regardless of which country hosts the Olympic Games, the gold, silver, bronze and trophies in the Olympic competitions are made at the expense of the host country.

Needless to say? The medals of the Olympic Games are all made at the expense of the host, and this does not cost much, although it is called a gold medal, but it is not pure gold, but just a layer of gold skin.

So it's just, this money is nothing to the host? Is it always easy to get hairy? Let's talk about an Olympic spending.

This is not who pays for it, this is to use that electronic components, and then, there are those electronic circuit boards** these electricity, waste and waste products, and then extract them from it, because this sometimes needs to be used**, there is a certain content in this metal, and then it is extracted and purified, and then it is not 100% pure ** to do this bonus medal.

In the past, through tickets, broadcast rights, advertising, naming rights, and the tourism income brought by the host country due to the Olympics, it can generally be earned, but this year's epidemic, the Tokyo Olympics is a huge loss, and there is news that it has lost 20 billion US dollars, after all, tickets are sold, there is no live audience, and the loss is too great.

This is all done by the host country itself, and its cost is actually not very high, that is, from the gilding, and in fact, this time the eastern suburbs will save money, yes. It was said that he borrowed it from their house.

The medals of the Olympic Games are held and made by **. For example, this Tokyo Olympics, then it was produced at the expense of the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee of Japan...

Of course, the host pays for it, China is the most expensive, gold inlaid jade, but it is the best jade.

Olympic medals are made with the money of the host country. That is to say, if you win the Olympic Games, you will pay for the medals of the Olympic Games.

Who pays for the Olympic medals, this should be the host unit, as well as the Olympic Committee organization, they will all pay for it.

The organizers pay for it, and there will be some advertising sponsors, but the gold medal of this Olympics is scrap metal**, I really dare not compliment.

Of course, the organizer and sponsor come out to do it, so whenever you see an advertisement, it's a sponsor.

The gold medals of the Olympic Games are mainly created by the participating countries and the host country, and they are not made of pure gold.

Funds raised by the Olympic Games organizers (the Olympic Games host organization established by the host country): advertising sponsors, sports enthusiasts, etc.

Who do I think is the host and who is hosting the Olympics? Who? I am responsible for making medals for the Olympic Games. That is, the host is. Pay for Olympic medals.

The medal materials for this year's Tokyo Olympics were made from old mobile phones donated by the people!

This expenditure is financed by the host country, which is the host country.

In whose country it is hosting, the Olympic Committee and sponsors also pay for it. In our country too.

All the medals in the Olympic Games were produced at the expense of the host city, such as the city of Tokyo.

Who pays for the medals at the Olympics? This should be paid for by Japan, and the main thing is that the sports association may also have some sponsorship!

The medals must have been paid for by the host country, and whichever country held it will have the money to make various gold, silver and bronze medals?

Medals at the Olympics are paid for by the hosts, and this is what every host country does.

Who pays for the medals at the Olympics? Olympic medals are made with the help of the Olympic Committee's membership fees.

The country hosting the Olympic Games will pay for the Olympic medals, and I hope it can help you!

The medals of the Olympic Games should be made with the money of the country hosting the Olympic Games.

The cost of producing the Olympic gold medal is formally borne by the Olympic Organizing Committee, but in essence it is borne by the sponsor.

The cost of producing Olympic medals is nominally borne by the organizing committee of the host country, but in practice, the organizing committee will transfer the cost of making the medals to the relevant sponsors through sponsorship, who will provide them with the production costs or raw materials.

Origins of the Olympic Games.

Olympic Games.

It originated in ancient Greece more than 2,000 years ago.

Since the early venues were in Olympia, the Olympics were called the Olympic Games. Our Olympics are the French Coubertin.

At the end of the 19th century, the modern Olympic Games were proposed. In 1896, the first Olympic Games were held. Then, in 1924, the first Winter Olympics were held.

The medals of the Olympic Games are all made by the host, so the money for the production is also from the host country, and this Winter Games is from Japan, which is not too high.

The medals of the Olympic Games generally go to either the IOC or the host country, and most of them go to the host country. The medals of the Beijing Olympics are sponsored by BHP Billiton, which is also one of the sponsors of the Beijing Olympic Games.

Olympic medals are a form of motivating athletes in the Olympic Games with medal awards.

Since the first modern Olympic Games in 1896, the awards of the Olympic Games, especially the medals, have undergone many changes.

Before the 1978 Olympic Games regulations were formalized, there were no specific regulations on the production of medals. According to the Olympic regulations formulated in 1978, the diameter of Olympic medals shall not be less than 60 mm, the thickness shall not be less than 3 mm, the gold and silver medals must be made of silver of purity, and the gold medals must be plated with at least 6 grams of gold.

Historically, the design and production of Olympic medals have been the responsibility of the organizing committee of the host city, with no involvement of the IOC or the National Olympic Committee.

The production of Olympic medals is, of course, financed by the organizers of the Olympic Games, the International Olympic Committee. In fact, the participating countries of the Olympic Games have to pay the registration fee and other expenses to the Olympic Committee, and the medals are also funded by everyone.

Do you need to ask! It must be designed and manufactured by the organizer as the host, just like the gold and jade medals unique to the Beijing Olympic Games in 08, which are not designed and manufactured by our own country, which can be said to have given the world a surprise.

Of course, it is funded by the host country of the Olympic Games, but it is not 100% real gold**, but the main body is gold-plated on the outside of other metals, aside from the sense of honor, it is basically a few thousand yuan, but the symbolism is very great!

The medals at the Olympics are, of course, paid for by the host country. For example, in the Tokyo Olympics, Japan made Olympic medals made of precious metals extracted from the best electronic waste.

The gold medal of the Olympic Games is made by the organizers, the gold medals of the Olympic Games are not all gold, but the surface is plated with a layer of gold, his ** is not very high, but its value is very high, it represents the supreme honor of an athlete.

According to the spirit of the Olympic Games and the rules of the Olympic Games, the production of medals for the Olympic Games is borne by the organizers of the current Olympic Games, and the costs are of course borne by the organizers of the current Games.

The medals of the Olympic Games are made at the expense of the host country, and other countries can only follow or participate in the competition, and cannot have tickets for production and participation. Resemble.

The IOC has been involved by various countries, and every country has invested in it. So. The wool comes out of the sheep. The money is all co-invested by various countries.

Who pays for the medals at the Olympics? Which country is the Olympics in? will come out.

Olympic medals. Most of this money is provided by advertising agencies, and the state provides a little more. The medals made were distributed to.

of athletes of various countries. Gold, silver and bronze medals.

Who pays the most money for the Olympic trophies, and you can pay this money if you mention this country, because if the Olympic Games are to be held, the money from the country can only have the trophy.

Regardless of which country wins the qualification to host the Olympic Games, the gold, silver, and bronze medals produced in the competition are all produced by the host country at the expense of the host country.

Olympic medals are jointly produced by the organizers and the Olympic Organizing Committee, and both parties need to jointly invest a part of the funds in the production of gold medals and medals.

The National Assembly of the Olympic Games has invested special funds for the construction of venues, the placement of personnel, the installation of competition equipment, and the production of medals.

The medals of the Olympic Games are all made at the expense of their own country, and whichever country bids, which country pays for the production.

Olympic medals, of course, are designed and manufactured by the host country, and the money is also paid by them, but the gold content is regulated and standardized.

I think that the medals of the Olympics are of course made at the expense of the host countries, and Japan uses garbage to make medals, and in 2008 China used jade and gold to make medals.

The medal for the late night party was made by the organizers, and although it was not all pure gold, it represented the supreme glory of the athletes.

The organizers, of course. There are also some sponsoring brands or something, looking for partners and so on.

Who pays for the medals at the Olympics? Hello, this must be Japan, which country does it? Which country pays the money? China did it during the 2008 Olympics.

Legal analysis: The Olympic gold medalist country will give a certain reward, and the medalist will have it. The rewards for the winning athletes at each Olympic Games are different and increasing from year to year.

For example, during the Athens Olympic Games, the total amount of special Olympic bonuses directly allocated by the state reached 31.33 million yuan, with 200,000 yuan for gold medals, 150,000 yuan for silver medals, and 80,000 yuan for bronze medals. According to the regulations, the Chinese women's volleyball team, the only champion of collective events, received a total of 3 million yuan in bonuses according to the standard of 12 players and 3 coaches. At the London Olympics, the gold medal award is 500,000 yuan, and the runner-up and third place will also have a considerable amount of bonuses.

The top eight athletes in all disciplines will be rewarded.

The basis of the legal defense: "Sports Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 41 The people at or above the county level shall include the balance of sports funds and sports capital construction funds in the financial budget and capital construction investment plan at the corresponding level, and gradually increase investment in sports with the development of the national economy.

According to an authoritative source from the Personnel Department of the General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China, the gold medal is about 1.5 million, the silver medal is 800,000, and the bronze medal is 500,000.

The amount of national awards for the Beijing Olympics will certainly exceed that of the Athens Olympics, and the new reward policy will change the previous single bonus system, and may learn from South Korea's lifelong special allowance system. If Liu Xiang, Zheng Jie, Yan Zi and other key players can win the championship, the prize money will definitely exceed 1 million yuan. At the time of the Athens Olympic Games, the total amount of special Olympic funds directly allocated by the state reached 31.33 million yuan, including 200,000 yuan for gold medals, 150,000 yuan for silver medals, and 80,000 yuan for bronze medals.

According to the regulations, the Chinese women's volleyball team, the only champion of the collective event, received a total of 3 million yuan in bonuses according to the standard of 12 players and 3 coaches, becoming the biggest winner. It is expected that the prize money for the gold medalist at the Beijing Olympics will exceed 250,000 yuan, and even if it reaches 300,000 yuan, it is not surprising.

It is reported that the scope of the state's stipulation that Olympic bonuses are exempt from individual income tax includes not only state awards, but also other reward income, so the overall income of Chinese Olympic athletes will be "on a higher level". It is estimated that in addition to the amount of bonuses won by athletes in some events such as Liu Xiang, who will win medals, the income of other Olympic champions is also expected to exceed one million yuan.

Taking the men's and women's football teams with a small probability of winning the championship as an example, if the men's national Olympic team wins the right to the Olympic finals, they will have a bonus of 4 million yuan, while the previous three games in the group stage of the final stage will have a bonus of 2 million yuan regardless of victory or defeat. The number of bonuses will increase with each subsequent step. If the winner wins, the prize money will be 8 million yuan.

Authoritative sources estimate that it will not be a problem for the main players of the men's and women's football teams to earn more than one million yuan by then. And if Zheng Jie and Yan Zi can win the women's doubles tennis final, including the prize money from the General Administration, the Provincial Sports Bureau and the sponsors of the Chinese women's tennis team, each of them will receive more than one million yuan, not counting the donations and rewards from other social enterprises that are likely to flock to them.