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PART I: The nature and value of the sports system and economy \\ Chapter 1: IntroductionPaul Downward, Bernd Frick, Brad Humphreys, Tim Pawlowski, Jane Ruseski, & Brian Soebbing \\ Chapter 2: Origins and Developments of Sports SystemsWladimir Andreff \\ Chapter 3: The Economic Value of SportThemis Kokolakakis, Chris Gratton, & Guenther Grohall \\ PART II: Amateur sports participation, supply and impact \\ Chapter 4: Sports ParticipationPaul Downward & Christina Muniz \\ Chapter 5: Sports Participation and HealthJane E. Ruseski \\ Chapter 6: Sport and Social Capital FormationTim Pawlowski & Ute Schüttoff \\ Chapter 7: Recent Evidence on the Effects of Physical Activity on Human Capital and EmploymentMichael Lechner & Carina Steckenleiter \\ Chapter 8: Private Household Consumption in SportFernando Lera-Lopez \\ Chapter 9: Sports Clubs in Europe: OrganisationChristoph Breuer, Philipp Swierzy, & Svenja Feiler \\ Chapter 10: Volunteering in Sports Clubs and its ImpactsPamela Wicker \\ Chapter 11: The Role of Money and Time Donations in the Supply of Amateur SportKirstin Hallmann & Lea Rossi \\ Chapter 12: The Economics of the National Collegiate Athletic AssociationJohn J. Siegfried & Allen R. Sanderson \\ PART III: Professional team sports \\ Chapter 13: Economic Objective Functions in Team Sports: A RetrospectiveRodney Fort \\ Chapter 14: European Sports Leagues: Origin and FeaturesNicolas Scelles & Jean-François Brocard \\ Chapter 15: Competition Policy in Sports MarketsOliver Budzinski \\ Chapter 16: Competitive Balance: Measurement and RelevanceTim Pawlowski & Georgios Nalbantis \\ Chapter 17: Economics of AttendancePlacido Rodriguez \\ Chapter 18: Exposure and Television Audience Demand: The case of English Premier League FootballBabatunde Buraimo \\ Chapter 19: Ticket PricingBrian P. Soebbing \\ Chapter 20: Secondary Ticket Markets for Sport EventsPascal Courty \\ Chapter 21: The Economics of the Transfer MarketStefan Kesenne \\ Chapter 22: Team Production and Efficiency in SportsMikael Jamil \\ Chapter 23: Officials and Home AdvantageJames Reade \\ Chapter 24: Franchise Relocation and Stadium SubsidiesDennis Coates \\ PART IV: Professional sports leagues \\ Chapter 25: The Economics of Professional SoccerDaniel Weimar \\ Chapter 26: CricketIan Gregory-Smith, David Paton, & Abhinav Sacheti \\ Chapter 27: Rugby Union’s Late Conversion to Professionalism: An Economic PerspectivePat Massey \\ Chapter 28: \"The Answer\" and the Economics of Basketball: Perceptions vs. ProductionDave Berri \\ Chapter 29: Economics and the National Football LeagueBenjamin Blemings \\ Chapter 30: The Baseball Players’ Labor Market: An UpdateAnthony C. Krautmann \\ Chapter 31: Economic Issues of the National Hockey League: A Survey of the LiteratureDuane W. Rockerbie & Stephan T. Easton \\ Chapter 32: Australian Rules FootballRoss Booth & Robert Brooks \\ Chapter 33: The Economics of Major League Soccer from the NASL to MLS: A brief history of North American professional soccerNick Watanabe \\ PART V: Sports events and their impacts \\ Chapter 34: The Economic Impact Measurement of Olympic GamesHolger Preuss \\ Chapter 35: Major Events: Economic ImpactWolfgang Maennig \\ Chapter 36: Olympic Games: Public referenda, public opinion and willingness to payWolfgang Maennig \\ Chapter 37: Olympic PerformanceEva Marikova Leeds \\ Chapter 38: The Economics of Mega-Events: The impact, costs, and benefits of the Olympic Games and the World CupCandon Johnson \\ Chapter 39: Economic Impact of Minor Sporting Events and Minor League TeamsMarijke Taks & Nola Agha \\ Chapter 40: Participation and demonstration effects: \"Couch potatoes to runner beans\"?Peter Dawson \\ Chapter 41: Willingness to pay in sportsJohannes Orlowski & Pamela Wicker \\ Chapter 42: Positive and negative externalities of sport events: From well-being, pride, and social capital to traffic and crimePamela Wicker & Paul Downward \\ PART VI: Individual sports \\ Chapter 43: RunningBernd Frick, Katharina Moser, & Katrin Scharfenkamp \\ Chapter 44: Hitting the ball forward. The economics of racquet sports.Julio del Corral & Carlos Gomez-Gonzalez \\ Chapter 45: The Economics of Road CyclingDaam van Reeth \\ Chapter 46: The Economics of GolfStephen Shmanske \\ Chapter 47: IRON(O)MICS: The Market for Long Distance-TriathlonJoachim Prinz \\ Chapter 48: NASCAR EconomicsPeter Von Allmen \\ PART VII: Future research \\ Chapter 49: Behavioural Economics and SportYulia Chikish & Brad R. Humphreys \\ Chapter 50: Is There a Gender Difference in the Response to Competitive Settings?Michael A. Leeds \\ Chapter 51: Dynamic Pricing in SportsRodney J. Paul \\ Chapter 52: Sports BettingDavid Forrest \\ Chapter 53: The Economics of Doping in Sports - A Special Case of CorruptionEugen Dimant & Christian Deutscher \\ Chapter 54: Performance AnalysisBill Gerrard

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