Simon Rottenberg (1956) discusses the baseball players' labor market. Summarize the article and explain his primary finding, including the logic by which he reaches that conclusion.

Explain the determinants of demand for attendance at a sporting event.

Using a model of a two-team league, explain the relationship between revenue, payroll, and competitive balance.

What issues would members of a league have to consider when deciding upon allowing a new team into the league?

What are the legal activities under single-entity cooperation by professional sports leagues?

Robert Brown studied the revenue production of athletes. Discuss his

methods and his findings.

Explain how salary caps work in American sports. Be sure to explain who gains, who loses, and any effects on competitive balance.

Describe the study by Gerald Scully and the response to it by Anthony Krautmann.

You are having a discussion about college sports with your Uncle Frank. He argues that the Title IX requirements of equal opportunities for male and female athletes result in men's sports being dropped to pay for women's sports. Evaluate Uncle Frank's argument.

A study of donations to colleges and universities reported the table below. Restricted donations carry donor stipulations about their use, say to the economics department or to the athletic department, while unrestricted donations have no such stipulations. Interpret the results.