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PLAYER SHARES OF REVENUE IN AUSTRALIA AND OVERSEAS PROFESSIONAL TEAM SPORTS

BRAHAM DABSCHECK Faculty of Law, The University of Melbourne
Pages 57-82 | Published online: 10 Apr 2013

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BRAHAM DABSCHECK. (2012) PLAYER SHARES OF REVENUE IN AUSTRALIA AND OVERSEAS PROFESSIONAL TEAM SPORTS: A RESPONSE. Labour and Industry 22:4, pages 465-475.
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ROBERTD. MACDONALD. (2012) ‘PLAYER SHARES OF REVENUE’, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND THE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE: A COMMENT ON DABSCHECK. Labour and Industry 22:4, pages 447-464.
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ROSS BOOTH, ROBERT BROOKS & NEIL DIAMOND. (2012) THE DECLINING PLAYER SHARE OF AFL CLUBS AND LEAGUE REVENUE, 2001–2009: WHERE HAS THE MONEY GONE?. Labour and Industry 22:4, pages 433-445.
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