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  • The Short Supply of Tall People is Getting Longer

    Competitive Balance, NBA, noll scully
    December 13, 2009
    by Phil Miller
    From a past entry from Dave Berri's Wages of Wins Journal: The statement about competitive balance reflects an argument offered in The Wages of Wins. Specifically, we argue – following ...
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