Search Results - Applied Economics

DiFiori, J. P., Green, G., Meeuwisse, W., Putukian, M., Solomon, G. S., Sills, A. “…This document is focused on professional sports leagues in North America, and although many of the statements are generalisable to professional sporting settings throughout the world, other considerations may apply to sports in other countries.…”

Olczak, M., Reade, J., Yeo, M.

Beiderbeck, D., Frevel, N., von der Gracht, H. A., Schmidt, S. L., Schweitzer, V. M. “…Highlights • Social-economic impact of COVID-19 crisis highly relevant for football ecosystem…”

Plumley, D., Serbera, J.-P., Wilson, R.

Reade, J. J., Schreyer, D., Singleton, C. “…Applied Economics Letters…”

Deutscher, C., Winkelmann, D. “…Applied Economics…”

Australian Institute of Sport “…Sport makes an important contribution to the physical, psychological and emotional well-being of Australians. The economic contribution of sport is equivalent to 2-3% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). …”

Müller, M., Gaffney, C. “…This article develops an analytical matrix for comparing the impacts of these events on cities and proposes a case survey method to apply this matrix to six recent sports mega-events: the Olympic Games in Vancouver, London, Sochi, and Rio de Janeiro and the FIFA Men`s World Cups in South Africa and Brazil. …”

Gásquez, R., Royuela, V. “…We introduce three innovations as (a) we apply the model developed by Bernard and Busse (2004) to football, (b) we consider a wide panel of countries over a 33-year period, and (c) we supplement FIFA's classification with the Elo rating system. …”

Talattinis, K., Kyriakides, G., Kapantai, E., Stephanides, G. “…Although the measurement of prediction accuracy is a very important part of the validation of each model, we also study its economic significance. As a performance metric for our models, the Sharpe ratio metric is calculated and analyzed. …”

Amez, S., Baert, S., Neyt, B., Vandemaele, M. “…Applied Economics Letters…”

Zavertiaeva, M., Naidenova, I., Parshakov, P. “…We cannot conclude that overconfidence has any effect on coaches' risk-taking that can be approximated by goals scored or allowed. We apply the well-studied methodology of overconfidence measurement to the new field of sport economics, thereby generating novel results. …”

Cusso, R., Carmona, G., Cadefau, J. A., Solanas, J. L., Revuelta, G., Maestro, A., Guerrero, M. “…Introduction: We developed an ELISA methodology sandwich type to improve the medical diagnosis of the professional sports men muscle damage. The new technic was applied to obtain basal values of a reference population and to monitor a team players during a football season. …”

Gomez-Piqueras, P., López, A. N., Gonzalez-Rubio, J., Arribas, E., Pilar Sainz de Baranda Andujar, M. P. C.

Zambom-Ferraresi, F., Garcia-Cebrian, L. I., Lera-Lopez, F., Iraizoz, B.

Deutscher, C., Büschemann, A.

Espitia-Escuer, M., Garcia-Cebrian, L. I. “…The Malmquist index measures the change in productvity whereas the efficiency ratios used for the calculation of the former were found by applying a Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA). The relationship between productivity and competitiveness in an economic sector is as follows: an increase in productivity allows the remuneration of the factors to be increased without having to raise the price of the product offered. …”

Francioni, F. “…This aspect can be explained by the training strategies (i.e. necessity and choices of coaches) and the economical support that each clubs receive (i.e. sponsors, paid camps, etc.). …”

Pestana Barros, C.

Baca, A., Eder, C. “…Sports disciplines · Alpine Skiing · Tennis · Athletics (in particular running and jumping disciplines) · Soccer Sub fields · Sports Biomechanics · Sports Medicine and Exercise Physiology · Sports Psychology · Kinesiology · Applied Computer Science · Exercise Science Starting with a practical application - the sports discipline or the sports movement · the interest should be aroused in studying theoretical concepts more intensively and an understanding for complex connections should be obtained more rapidly · the interdisciplinary understanding in sport science should be improved both in research and education · a more economic and effective education should be achieved Applying a constructivist approach the critical, networked and holistic thinking should be stimulated. …”