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- Discuss issues involved in measuring economic impact studies of the NFL.Explain what the invariance principle is within the sports labor market? What does this mean about the measures leagues put into place to promote competitive balance, like the reverse order draft?The English Premier League currently has no salary cap but is considering implementing one. They are doing this, in part, to reduce payroll disparities across teams that create competitive imbalance. How would the reduction in payroll imbalance affect the Gini Coefficient for the English Premier League?
- Should free agency change the allocation of players across team? Will this effect competitive balance?Leagues that follow the "Hulbert Model" will on average earn A profits than those that don't. One reason for that is that teams under the Hulbert Model tend to be A/Over-saturation And Changes In Viewing Habits The Most Likely Explanations For NFL's Ratings Dip Why Secondary Ticket Prices For NHL Finals Are Higher Than For NBA Finals In 2018 What could both the NFL and NHL learn about their pricing and output strategies from our current module? (Consumer Choice theory and utility maximization) What similar issues does your future career's industry face?
- Players eligible for restricted free agency are more likely to be paid a higher percentage of their marginal revenue product than unrestricted free agents. True FalseWhich theory emphasizes that diverse teams leverage differences to achieve team synergy? A)Uniformity theory B)Conformity theory C)Homogeneity theory D)Diverse team development theoryThere are a variety of factors that influence our decision to attend sporting events. These factors include: fan motivation, game attractiveness, economic factors, competitive factors, demographic factors, stadium factors, value of sport to the community, sports involvement, and fan identification. For this discussion, list and describe the two types of economic factors that can affect game attendance.