The decade of the nineties has seen both pro sports players and owners making phenomenal profits. Now available in paperback, this veritable bible of sports economics clearly explains the effects of salary caps, the reasons why owners fear antitrust hearings in Washington, why sweetheart deals for new stadiums are becoming the norm, and why everyone is making so much money in sportsat the expense of the fans. Photos & illus.
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The decade of the nineties has seen both pro sports players and owners making phenomenal profits. Now available in paperback, this veritable bible of sports economics clearly explains the effects of salary caps, the reasons why owners fear antitrust hearings in Washington, why sweetheart deals for new stadiums are becoming the norm, and why everyone is making so much money in sportsat the expense of the fans. Photos & illus.
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