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A sports team to stay afloat and be able to compete, the need to study economics. World market sports so high competition, which team can master and organize sports teams like a company, it's all there in the guide book.
This book discusses in more detail about demand, supplies, and sports markets, relations with other parties. Good management discussed in the book to make the reader understand the business side of the sport and how issues in the field.
Interestingly, this book not only to academicians, but anyone involved in sports economics and management was able to read a book that has a thickness of 544 pages.
Table Of Contents
Chapter 1. Warm-Up: The Business of Sports
PART I: DEMAND, SUPPLY, AND SPORTS MARKET OUTCOMES
Chapter 2. Demand and Sports Revenue
Chapter 3. The Market for Sports Broadcast Rights
Chapter 4. Team Cost, Profit, and Winning
Chapter 5. Sports Market Outcomes, Part I: Leagues, Team Location, Expansion, and Negotiations
Chapter 6. Sports Market Outcomes, Part II: Leagues and Competitive Balance
PART II: THE MARKET FOR TALENT AND LABOR RELATIONS
Chapter 7. The Value of Sports Talent
Chapter 8. The History of Player Pay
Chapter 9. Labor Relations in Pro Sports
PART III: GOVERNMENT AND THE SPORTS BUSINESS
Chapter 10. Subsidies and Economic Impact Analysis
Chapter 11. The Stadium Mess
Chapter 12. Taxes, Antitrust, and Competition Policy
PART IV: COLLEGE SPORTS
Chapter 13. College Sports
PART I: DEMAND, SUPPLY, AND SPORTS MARKET OUTCOMES
Chapter 2. Demand and Sports Revenue
Chapter 3. The Market for Sports Broadcast Rights
Chapter 4. Team Cost, Profit, and Winning
Chapter 5. Sports Market Outcomes, Part I: Leagues, Team Location, Expansion, and Negotiations
Chapter 6. Sports Market Outcomes, Part II: Leagues and Competitive Balance
PART II: THE MARKET FOR TALENT AND LABOR RELATIONS
Chapter 7. The Value of Sports Talent
Chapter 8. The History of Player Pay
Chapter 9. Labor Relations in Pro Sports
PART III: GOVERNMENT AND THE SPORTS BUSINESS
Chapter 10. Subsidies and Economic Impact Analysis
Chapter 11. The Stadium Mess
Chapter 12. Taxes, Antitrust, and Competition Policy
PART IV: COLLEGE SPORTS
Chapter 13. College Sports
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