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  1. The Rise of Women’s Sports and Its Expanding Economic Impact in the Global Sports Economy

    Discover how women's sports are driving a $3 billion global economy in 2026. Explore investment growth, market expansion, commercial revenue, and the local economic multiplier effect transforming the global sports industry.

    Read full- economicsperspective.com/Edito

    #sportseconomics #sportsnews #sportswoman #EconomicNews #BreakingNews #womensport

  2. The Vans Are Still Warm

    Just after two in the morning on March 29, 1984, fifteen Mayflower moving vans pulled out of the Baltimore Colts' complex in Owings Mills and scattered onto different highways so no single court order could catch them all. Maryland's legislature had spent that week advancing a bill to seize the team by eminent domain, and Robert Irsay beat the bill out of the state. By sunrise the Colts belonged to Indianapolis, which had spent $77.5 million raising the Hoosier Dome on speculation, a nest built before Indiana had any bird to put in it. One landed. The city took its bows, Irsay took the building, and Baltimore took four decades of grief it can still recite by heart. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/08/15/the-

  3. [email protected]'s Andrés Velasco shows how small countries' success in the tournament mirrors the pattern of economic success.
    mrf.lu/2NMw9
    #WorldCup #FIFA #SportsEconomics

  4. @Andrés Velasco shows how small countries' success in the tournament mirrors the pattern of economic success. mrf.lu/2NMw9
    #WorldCup #FIFA #SportsEconomics

  5. 2026 World Cup Promises Strain, Not Unity, Amidst Lingering Corporate Shadows

    Concerns rise over FIFA's tax-exempt status for the 2026 World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico, potentially costing host nations billions.

    #WorldCup2026, #FIFATax, #HostNationCosts, #SportsEconomics, #NorthAmerica2026

    newsletter.tf/2026-world-cup-t

  6. If you're in the Philadelphia or Kansas City metro areas, congrats—your team making the #SuperBowl could mean an extra $200 in your pocket. An economics professor explains how happiness drives an income boost. theconversation.com/the-eagles #SportsEconomics

  7. New paper out in International Journal of Sport Finance: "Spectator Interest in Attending Future Danish Men’s National Soccer Team Matches: A Study of Demand" with TG Jakobsen and N. Schelde. Enjoy! doi.org/10.32731/IJSF/182.0520 #sportsscience #SportsEconomics

  8. I rækken af argumenter for at støtte elitesport, eller tiltrække et værtskab for store sportsevents, står typisk en påstand om, at det bidrager til national stolthed.

    Det vil f.eks. sige, at danskerne bliver mere stolte over at være danskere, hvis vi vinder VM i fodbold. Men er det rigtigt?

    I dette studie kigger jeg og Tor Georg Jakobsen nærmere på det spørgsmål: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

    #SportsScience #SportsEconomics #SportsPolicyandPolitics

  9. #sportseconomics Fancy a visit to London to hear more about the application of the soft budget constraint approach to professional team sports?
    Birkbeck Sport Business Centre has arranged a book launch to celebrate our book on the issue is out. Save the date 28th November 18:00-20:00: bbk.ac.uk/events/remote_event_

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