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1. According to Robert Reich, what are the key steps in the Stadium Financing Playbook 2. Using the Internet or other sources, report on the team, sport, and sports venue, for a recent (within 3-5 years) sports venue project, regarding hockey, and briefly explain the funding sources used to complete the project. Share whether there were any major financial hurdles and who had to work through them 10 .

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