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Several soccer (football) teams are vying for a valuable forward. They all know her stats (amazing!), previous earnings ($110K/year), and medical history (no major injuries). Additionally, each team has a strong defense, but needs a strong forward to drive their offense. One team finally wins the bidding war with an offer of $250K/year. Why is it likely that the highest bidder paid more to acquire this player, terrific though she is, than her actual value?
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