Publisher's Synopsis
The Economics of Sport dives into the thrilling world where sports and money collide. Ever wondered why footballers earn millions, why tickets cost what they do or how hosting the Olympics can make, or break, a city's finances? This book unlocks the secrets behind the business of sport, from player salaries and media rights to sponsorship deals and global tournaments. Packed with real-life examples and relatable explanations, it shows how economics is at play every time you cheer for your team, stream a match, or buy a club jersey. Perfect for sports fans and future economists alike. Get ready to see sport in a whole new way!
