Indian Premier League Cricket – Player Auction
Cricket is a game of many forms. At the international level, there is Test Cricket (5 days, theoretically 450 overs
Cricket is a game of many forms. At the international level, there is Test Cricket (5 days, theoretically 450 overs
Two recent publications may be of interest to readers of The Sports Economist. 1. The journal Economic Analysis and Policy
Much of the scholarly work of sports economists would be reasonably categorised as “law & economics” type work. So recently,
A colleague of mine on the editorial board of this new journal has alerted me to the impending debut of
The Indian Premier League (IPL) is creating some interesting financial headlines. Today at foxsports.com.au and in the Melbourne Herald Sun
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Hello everyone, Rob Macdonald here. Skip has invited me to contribute some posts with an Australian flavour. I look forward
Show me the money #1 The salary data for the New York Yankees (see below) makes for an interesting contrast
Drugs. As always they are a hot topic. But in Australia this year, the central focus of the debate has
The Australian Football League has arguably the most restrictive labour market regulations of any pro sport; a player draft, a
OK, so maybe this post belongs over at Improbable Research because it amused and bemused me in equal measures, but
Yesterday (1 Feb 2012), Federal Court of Australia Justice Rares ruled in favour of Optus (SingTel), Australia’s second-largest telecommunications company,