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Critics argue that equating the WNBA's financial struggles to misogyny is misplaced. They point out that NBA players, who generate significantly higher profits, can command such revenue shares, whereas WNBA players are often viewed as not being financially valuable enough to warrant the same cuts. Furthermore, the league's reluctance to agree to higher revenue shares stems from its financial instability, making such demands seem unreasonable from a business standpoint.