Kurt W. Rotthoff


SPORT FINANCE (Syllabus)

NOTE: These papers are intended for the use of my SHU class only

 

Our Book

 

Papers:

 

 

Stats

 

Rotthoff, Kurt W. Bankruptcy Behavior in the NFL

The Overtime Debate

Anders, Anne and Kurt W Rotthoff Yellow Cards, Do They Matter?

 

 

Public Finance 

 

Coates, D. and Humphreys, B. R.  The effect of professional sports on earnings and employment in the services and retail sectors in US citiesRegional Science and Urban Economics, (2003). 33, 175-198.

Johnson, Bruce K., Peter A. Groothuis and John C. Whitehead.  The Value of Public Goods Generated by a Major League Sports Team: The CVM ApproachJournal of Sports Economics 2:1 (2001), p. 6-21. 

Jasina, John and Rotthoff, Kurt W.  The Impact of Professional Sports Franchises on County Employment and Wages International Journal of Sport Finance Vol. 3, Issue 4

 

 

Valuation

(Team Value)

Murphy, Kevin M. and Topel, Robert H. The Economics of NFL Team Ownership

Miller, Phillip A. Facility Age and Ownership in Major American Team Sports Leagues: The Effect on Team Franchise Values International Journal of Sport Finance Aug 2009, Vol. 4, Is. 3

(Player Value)

Massey, Cade and Richard H. Thaler Overconfidence vs. Market Efficiency in the National Football League Working Paper

Gerald Scully. Pay and Performance in MLB American Economic Review, Dec. 1974, Vol. 64, No. 6, 915-930

Krautmann, Anthony, Peter von Allmen, and David Berri The Underpayment of Restricted Players in North American Sports Leagues International Journal of Sport Finance Aug 2009, Vol. 4, Is. 3

 

 

Competitive Balance

 

Paul, Rodney J. and Andrew P. Weinbach The uncertainty of outcome and scoring effects on Nielsen ratings for Monday Night Football Journal of Economics and Business, Volume 59, Issue 3, May-June 2007, Pages 199-211

Staudohar, Paul The Baseball Strike of 1994-95 Monthly Labor Review, March 1997, 21-27

Fort, Rodney, and Quirk, James. Optimal Competitive Balance in a Season Ticket League Economic Inquiry 

Szymanski, Stefan Competitive Balance in Sports Leagues and the Paradox of Power Working Paper

Daly, Anne and Kawaguchi, Akira Competitive Balance in Australian and Japanese Sport The Otemon Journal of Australian Studies, Vol. 30, 23-36, 2006

 

 

Options

 

Sainam, Balasubramanian, and Bayus Consumer Options: Theory and an Empirical Application to a Sports Market

 

 

Tournaments

 

Lazear, Edward P. and Sherwin Rosen Rank-Order Tournaments as Optimum Labor contracts Journal of Political Economy, 89(5):841-864.

Maloney, Michael T. and Robert E. McCormick The Response of workers to Wages in Tournaments Journal of Sports Economics 2000, Vol. 1, No. 2, 99-123.

Brown, Jennifer Quitters Never Win: The (Adverse) Incentive Effects of Competing with Superstars Working Paper

 

 

Other Papers

 

Goff, Tollison, and McCormick. Racial Integration as an Innovation:  Evidence from Sports Leagues American Economic Review, March 2002, 21-27.

Pope, Devin and Pope, Jaren. The Impact of College Sports Success on the Quantity and Quality of Student Applications Southern Economic Journal (forthcoming)

Levitt, Steven. Testing the Economic Model of Crime: The National Hockey League's Two-Referee Experiment Contributions to Economic Analysis & Policy, 2002

Hakes, Jahn and Sauer, Raymond An Economic Evaluation of the Moneyball Hypothesis Working Paper

Kendall, Todd Celebrity Misbehavior in the NBA Journal of Sports Economics, Forthcoming

Kendall, Todd Spillovers, Complementarities, and Sorting in Labor Markets with an Application to Professional Sports, Southern Economic Journal, 70(2), October 2003, pp. 389-402.

Goff, Brian and Tollison, Robert. Introduction to Sportometrics Chapter 1 in Sportometrics

Romer, David. Do Firms Maximize? Evidence from Professional Football. Journal of Political Economy. April 2006

Jasina, John and Rotthoff, Kurt W. A Model of Promotion and Relegation in League Sports

 

 

Articles:

Jock Tax

Sports and the Economic Crisis

MRP - Santana

Sonics: City won't miss us - Response

The Longhorn Economy

Ohio State

Blind-Siding College Football Stars

N.F.L. vs. M.L.B. as a Labor Market

Cowboys-Packers on Cable

Top $ Sport

Do Sports Franchises Make Money?

Forbes, Business of Baseball Football

The Value of Sponsorship

Baseball's Revenue

Exchange Rate Effects on Sports

Moneyball in Soccer

Why you should study before you claim you know something: Article, Response

 

Other Sources:

The 2007 MLB Team Payroll Report Card

The 2006 MLB Team Payroll Report Card 

The 2005 MLB Team Payroll Report Card

USA Today salary database (all big 4 sports)

1998 NFC Salaries

1998 AFC Salaries

Pro Basketball Data

Sean Lahman's Baseball Archive

 

NCAA Financial Reports. Database

The Blind Side, In College

Excel Solver

 

The Tragedy of the Commons, Bunny style

Stadium's going down 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Stadium's going up 1