Who Sits in Australia’s Grandstands?
Abstract
Numerous sports stadiums in Australia have been renovated or built from scratch in the past two decades, funded in whole or part by public subsidies. This note focuses on one particular group that benefits from subsidies—those spectators who attend live sporting events. A portion of the benefits from subsidies provided by government are captured as increased consumer surplus by sporting fans. Thus, the income and wealth position of these fans...
Paper Details
Title
Who Sits in Australia’s Grandstands?
Published Date
Jul 5, 2016
Journal
Volume
19
Issue
3
Pages
389 - 397
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