Springer - The Economics of the National Football League

Gain a deep understanding of the business behind America's most popular sports league. This academic text by Springer provides a sophisticated look at the National Football League through the lens of professional economists. By assembling critical surveys from leading experts, this book establishes the current state of knowledge regarding NFL operations and management. Readers can explore the league's structure through four distinct parts. The text provides a comprehensive overview of the NFL business model from an economic perspective before moving into specific revenue streams. You will find detailed analysis on media rights, stadium attendance, and merchandising. Additionally, the book addresses the labor economics of the league, making it an essential resource for students, researchers, and professionals interested in sports management and policy.