Ice Hockey Success in the Sun Belt
A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by John Miller about a story he was writing on the Phoenix
A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by John Miller about a story he was writing on the Phoenix
Maybe. If they are subsidized. The Minnesota Ballpark Authority is expected to announce today a $1 million fund to enhance
Longtime readers of the Sports Economist may recall that I have taken my fair share of abuse from the print
A Waco economist, RayPerryman, has prepared an economic impact statement about the impact of the demise of the Big XII
The Minnesota Vikings raised some eyebrows with a presentation they gave about their proposal for a new stadium. A red
Have you ever wondered about the demographics of people who oppose stadium subsidies? Me neither, but here’s something from Savethevikes.org,
The Summer Olympics are just around the corner and the Spring 2016 issue of the Journal of Economic of Economic Perspectives
As a researcher working in the area of the economic impact of sport, I try my best to keep up
I think it’s well-known among our readers that the staff members of TSE aren’t big fans of “economic impact” studies… the a-priori
I was in Washington DC last Thursday testifying in a hearing that is part of the ongoing investigation by the
The Buick Open this year will be without Tiger Woods who is out with his well-publicized, but self-inflicted, “injury.” So
Inside Higher Ed reports that a number of teams participating in bowl games will not be taking the marching band,