NASSM Conference Abstract Archive: Economics

NASSM Conference Abstract Archive
Economics
NASSM 2008
The application of tournament theory to analyze the importance of consistency on the PGA TOUR
Dan Drane, University of Southern Mississippi; Matt Hood, University of Southern Mississippi
It got loose: NASCAR's expansion as flexible accumulation
Michael Edwards, North Carolina State University; Steven Estes, Missouri Western State University; Derek Alderman, East Carolina University; Michael Kanters, North Carolina State University (Advisor)
Managerial economics issues in pro sports: EPL Momentum, MLB Pricing, MLS Demand, and North American League Tax Policy
Rodney Fort, University of Michigan; Bill Gerrard, Leeds University; Andy Lockett, Nottingham University; Brad Humphreys, University of Alberta; Brian Soebbing, University of Alberta; Tainsky Scott, University of Michigan; Jason Winfree, University of Michigan; Edward Coulson, Pennsylvania State University
Are squad rotation policies optimal deployment strategies? The relationship between team selection and team performance
Bill Gerrard, University of Leeds, UK; Andy Lockett, University of Nottingham, UK
Assessing field performance efficiency of Korean professional soccer teams
Hakwoo Kim, The Ohio State University; Kwang-Han Lee, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; Brian Turner, The Ohio State University (Advisor)
Recent research trends of sport economics and finance: A content analysis of NASSM presentations 2002-2007
Min Yong Lee, University of Connecticut; Joon Young Han, University of Connecticut; Jennifer Bruening, University of Connecticut (Advisor)
Are economic impacts the relative equation to success?
Sangkwon Lee, Kent State University; Mark Lyberger, Kent State University; John Harris, Kent State University
Sport consumers' willingness to spend travel minutes
Tim Pawlowski, German Sport University Cologne; Christoph Breuer, German Sport University Cologne; Pamela Wicker, German Sport University Cologne; Sandrine Poupaux, German Sport University Cologne
Lessons learned from three dozen economic impact studies
Daniel Rascher, University of San Francisco
Visitor composition and event-related spending: The case of a medium sized international sporting event
Marijke Taks, University of Windsor; Stefan Kesenne , University of Antwerp, and KULeuven, Belgium; Laurence Chalip , University of Texas at Austin; B. Christine Green, University of Texas at Austin; Scott Martyn, University of Windsor
NASSM 2007
Documenting the Impacts of a NCAA Final Four Appearance on a 'Mid-Major' Division I University
Robert E. Baker, George Mason University
An Examination of Demographic and Direct Spending Differences Between A Male and Female National Sporting Event
Robert Case, Old Dominion University
College Football Attendance at the Highest Level: Another Look at Selected Environment and Demographic Indicators
Aaron Clopton, Marshall University
The Impact of Human and Social Capital on Organisational Performance: Evidence from English Premiership Soccer
Bill Gerrard, Leeds University Business School, UK; Andy Lockett, Nottingham University
Symposium: Economic and Financial Aspects of Professional Team Sports
Brad Humphreys, University of Illinois; Mike Mondello, Florida State University; Joel Maxcy, University of Georgia; Jason Winfree, University of Michigan; J.C. Bradbury, Kennesaw State University
Competitive Balance in a Modern League Structure
Morten Kringstad, Trondheim Business School, Norway; Bill Gerrard, University of Leeds, UK (Advisor)
Competitive Balance and Free Agency in the English Top Division
Morten Kringstad, Trondheim Business School; Bill Gerrard, University of Leeds, UK (Advisor)
The "Strategic Event Management System" (SEMS): A Novel Economic Approach to the Evaluation and Management of Major Sporting Events
Markus Kurscheidt, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
Does Group Size Matter in Collective Action? The Role of Interaction Density
Sylvia Trendafilova, University of Texas at Austin; Simeon Trendafilov, University of Texas at Austin; Laurence Chalip, University of Texas at Austin (Advisor)