ECON 310 - Economics of Sports

2.00 credit hours

The industry of sports is analyzed from an economics perspective through the lens of league competitiveness and collusion, revenue-sharing, player compensation, salary caps, free agency, antitrust issues surrounding both professional and collegiate athletics, as well as the economics of sports stadiums and arenas.

Prerequisite(s): ECON 200.

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