CLEAN : Olympics Crisis should not affect Madrid

The transcript discusses the dynamics of bidding contests, highlighting how cities improve with each attempt. It notes that the current economic crisis has a limited impact on Madrid's bid due to prior investments. The speaker emphasizes learning from past bidding processes, suggesting that each attempt is better than the last. Public support for hosting the Olympic Games in Spain is evident, even if the bid is unsuccessful. The transcript concludes with examples and reflections on the bidding process.

How does the current crisis affect the Madrid bid according to the speaker?

• It will significantly increase the costs.

• It will not have much impact due to prior investments.

• It will cause the bid to be canceled.

• It will require starting from scratch.

What is the speaker's view on the progression of bids?

• Each bid is worse than the previous one.

• The first bid is always the best.

• Each bid improves upon the last.

• Bids do not change over time.

What personal experience does the speaker share about bidding?

• Winning on the first attempt.

• Winning every bid.

• Losing twice before winning.

• Never winning a bid.

What does the public think about hosting the Olympic Games in Spain?

• It is a waste of resources.

• It is an important part of life and society.

• It is not important.

• It should be avoided at all costs.

What is the significance of public support for the Olympic bid?

• It guarantees a win.

• It shows the bid's importance to society.

• It leads to financial losses.

• It has no impact on the bid.