Sports Econ Musings
A Real-Time Economic Indicator from Sports World: One of my colleagues returned from Talladega, reporting that crowds for the Sprint
labor markets
MLB
NASCAR
NBA
incetives
NBA
nhl
If It's Broke, Why Not Fix It?
- by Brian Goff
- January 7, 2020
While spending the fall semester on the West Coast, I attended the MPSF Water Polo championships. (MPSF stands for Mountain
NBA
salaries
salary cap
An Economist's Quick Thoughts on the LeBron James Decision
- by Skip Sauer
- January 5, 2020
LeBron James is catching a torrent of criticism over his decision to leave his "hometown team", the Cleveland Cavaliers, for
Competitive Balance
NBA
noll scully
The Short Supply of Tall People is Getting Longer
- by Phil Miller
- December 20, 2019
From a past entry from Dave Berri's Wages of Wins Journal: The statement about competitive balance reflects an argument offered
General
NBA
Carmelo: Subtraction by Addition (So Far)
- by Brian Goff
- December 6, 2019
Mike Vaccaro of the New York Post doesn't exactly offer a resounding endorsement of the February 21 NY Knicks acquisition
General
NBA
NBA; refeering
ncaa; basketball
NCAA Super Slam 2011
- by Brian Goff
- December 4, 2019
93 total points. No, it was not Bowling Green Junior High v. South Warren Middle School, a game from the
NBA
Operating Losses in the NBA
- by Phil Miller
- August 27, 2019
From an article entitled "A confidential report shows nearly half the NBA lost money last season. Now what?" from ESPN.com:
labor
NBA
referees
NBA Locks Out Referees
- by Brad Humphreys
- August 14, 2019
Labor relations in professional sports are notoriously contentious. Nobody gets along. Players strike, owners lock out players, referees strike, owners
LeBron James
NBA
sportsmanship
Economics of Sportsmanship
- by Brian Goff
- June 2, 2019
Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski blasted LeBron James for his behavior after the Magic series and his "explanation" of it the
NBA
referee scandal
strikes and lockouts
ticket pricing
Bringing the Game Back - The Role of Prices
- by Phil Miller
- May 23, 2019
Responding to some of the doomers and gloomers who see the NBA going to hell in a handbasket, Dave Berri
NBA
"Termination Risk and Agency Problems: Evidence from the NBA"
- by Phil Miller
- May 18, 2019
Here's a link to new working paper by Alma Cohen, Nadav Levy, and Roy Sasson. Here is the abstract. When
NBA
Stadium Subsidies
Stadiums
19 Years Old, 100% Publicly Financed and Owned, and a Pile of Rubble
- by Phil Miller
- May 12, 2019
The Charlotte Coliseum, the site of 19 years of sporting excellence, has been imploded. This arena was opened in 1988