Of the three contestants, the one who finishes with the most money wins the game and gets to keep the money. The contestant who finishes in second place receives $2000 and the third place finisher receives $1000. The winner of the show gets to return to play two new challengers. If the returning champion wins, that day's winnings are added to his previous winnings. If he finishes in second place, he receives $2000 for that game in addition to his previous winnings, if he finishes in third place, he receives $1000 plus previous winnings.
No, that would make them winners!
no and a video link is available under related links where Alex Trebek will answer the question in detail.
yes, but not really because it was a different show. It was a network show with Art Fleming as host and not the Popular Jeopardy series. Since this show started in 1984 Jeopardy losers did not keep there money. Some of the early shows prizes for questions were 10 through 50 dollars until it was cancelled in 1975. Even when brought back in 1978-9 the top prize was 125 see related link
The Losers grossed $26,714,018 worldwide.
The Losers grossed $23,591,432 in the domestic market.
By winning the most money you win Jeopardy.
The people that are considered winners during deflation are people on a State Pension, anyone holding a savings account, and people who use public transportation. The losers during this time are private retirees and those that hold annuities, and anyone who is looking to borrow money.
MONEY.
Not much was earned in the Great Depression.
annual salary
no you must have money to play final Jeopardy or you are automatically in third place and the game ends for you.
yes