Abstract
We provide an introduction and overview to the 15 applied studies making up this special theme on sport. The studies cover a wide range of international and regional experience and employ a variety of applied techniques.
Applied Economics
Volume 41, 2009 - Issue 25: Special Theme: The applied economics of sport
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