The 2020 Olympics in Tokyo were postponed due to Covid-19, then held with no public spectators in the summer of 2021. Tokyo held the Olympics at a tremendous cost of nearly $6 billion. Should it have postponed the games entirely given the huge costs and health concerns? Explain. Question #2: Th 2024 Olympics in Paris next year is expected to cost over $9 billion, making it the costliest ever. Discuss what benefits Paris hopes to achieve by holding the games next year. Is there a public-private partnership to address the huge costs of these games? Explain. Question #3: The 2028 Olympics in LA is expected to cost around $7 billion and transform the city including its transportation networks (refer to the "twenty-eight by '28 initiative") as it prepares to host the Olympics. Sports including skateboarding and surfing are likely to be featured. Is that enough to draw a younger audience and top sponsors? What would you propose LA should do to prepare for the games?