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This study examines matching effects as a determinant of mobility in the market for Australian Rules football coaches between 1931 and 1994. Among other results, the authors find direct evidence, consistent with match theory, of a coach- team match-specific effect on team performance; that is, a...
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The Australian Sports Commission requires good governance in allocating funds and has developed Principles of Good …
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1995-2002, we find that sports facility construction projects generate local negative externalities. Infants born during …
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tool to curb the private regulatory power of sports governing bodies and leagues (‘sports organizations’). The application … “internal” sports governance has always been met with fierce opposition. Sports organizations consider this to be part of their … frameworks essentially impose but one constraint on sports organizations: they should be able to demonstrate that their rules and …
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Match-day revenue is still an important source of income for many professional sports clubs. This paper studies the … determinants of ticket pricing in professional sports and examines whether stadium visitors pay a premium for teams’ sporting …
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Sports betting is growing rapidly in the US after its legalization by the Supreme Court in 2018. This paper describes …
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We describe how the presence of insiders with superior information about potential outcomes of sporting events affects odds set by bookmakers, using a generalized version of the model in Shin (1991). The model has been widely cited as an explanation for the pattern of favorite-longshot bias...
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We examine the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on participants' expenditures in sports events. Specifically, we analyze …
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We propose that stakeholder demand can explain firms’ corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities and empirically test our proposition using 2002-2016 panel data from multiple countries. We select the Olympic Games as our experimental context and use a difference-in-differences design. We...
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enter and win international competitions, although richer nations retain advantages. All in all, globalisation of sports is … nicht um ein Nullsummenspiel, sondern überwiegen die Vorteile der Globalisierung des Sports. …
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