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Home›Category: "labor"

labor

  • Singletary v. Madden on Management

    labor, NFL
    April 9, 2020
    by Brian Goff
    The San Francisco 49ers won their first game yesterday, beating their even more hapless cross-Bay rivals, the Oakland Raiders.   The Niners' head coach, Mike Singletary, took over from Mike Nolan ...
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  • Capital-Labor Substitution in Production: Sports Writing Edition

    capital, labor, media
    February 13, 2020
    by Brad Humphreys
    Newspapers are in deep trouble. That has been clear for some time. It looks like things just got worse for sports writers. The Intelligent Information Laboratory at Northwestern University has ...
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  • NFL Draft Trifecta

    draft, labor, legal
    January 11, 2020
    by Victor Matheson
    If Phil Miller's Saturday post on the NFL draft is Day 1, and Brian Goff's Monday post on the NFL draft is Day 2, let's finish this off the trifecta ...
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  • An Application of the Backwards Bending Supply Curve

    baseball, economics, labor, labor markets, salaries, sports economics
    December 21, 2019
    by Phil Miller
    The law of supply says that when the price of a good rises, all else equal, the quantity supplied of that good also rises.  Applied to labor markets, the more ...
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  • The economic wisdom of Ray Lewis (updated)

    labor, NFL, substitute goods, Uncategorized
    September 10, 2019
    by Victor Matheson
    No, the title is not a typo. In this interview for ESPN, Lewis claims that, "one of the consequences of a lost NFL season will be an increase in crime...'Do ...
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  • NBA Locks Out Referees

    labor, NBA, referees
    August 14, 2019
    by Brad Humphreys
    Labor relations in professional sports are notoriously contentious. Nobody gets along. Players strike, owners lock out players, referees strike, owners lock out referees; it happens all the time. Labor disputes ...
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  • Free Agency Coming to the Australian Football League in 2012

    Australian Football League, free agency, labor
    July 18, 2019
    by Robert Macdonald
    The Australian Football League (AFL) and the Australian Football League Players’ Association (AFLPA) today announced agreement on the introduction of free agency to the AFL labour market, to commence in ...
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  • NFL Work Rules

    labor, NFL
    June 18, 2019
    by Dennis Coates
    The Baltimore Ravens work their players too hard according to the NFL Players' Association. The Baltimore Sun reports today that the Ravens are not allowed to hold a mini-camp next ...
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  • Are Stadiums and Players Complements in Production?

    capital, labor, marginal revenue product, stadiums
    May 7, 2019
    by Phil Miller
    Teams seeking public subsidies commonly claim that building a new stadium will improve the team's revenue flow, allowing it to acquire more talent and improve the quality of the team. ...
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