Springer - The Economics of the National Football League

This scholarly work from Springer provides a deep look into the National Football League through the lens of professional economists. As part of the Sports Economics, Management and Policy series, this volume presents critical surveys on the most significant aspects of the league's operations. The book is structured into four distinct parts to provide a comprehensive overview. It begins with an economic perspective on the business of the NFL, followed by detailed surveys of major revenue streams such as media, attendance, and merchandising. Additionally, the text focuses on the labor economics of the league, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals studying sports management and economic policy.