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Major league baseball attendance time series : league policy lessons

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International sports economics comparisons

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Modeling competitive imbalance and self-regulation in college sports

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Structural change in competitive balance in big-time college football

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Match outcome uncertainty and sports fan demand : an agnostic review and the standard economic theory of sports leagues

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sports economics hypotheses is that fans prefer their team to win but with more match outcome uncertainty (MOU) rather than … acknowledged. We also show that Rottenberg's hypothesis is only one alternative generated by the standard economics of sports …

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