2016
DOI: 10.1007/s13147-016-0389-4
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Fußball und Regionalentwicklung. Eine Analyse der regionalwirtschaftlichen Effekte eines Fußball-Bundesliga-Vereins – dargestellt am Beispiel des Borussia VfL 1900 Mönchengladbach

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Fußball – die wichtigste Nebensache der Welt – ist nicht nur die beliebteste Sportart in Deutschland, sondern inzwischen auch Forschungsgegenstand verschiedenster Wissenschaftsdisziplinen. So finden beispielsweise die regionalwirtschaftlichen Effekte von Fußballvereinen das Interesse von Regionalökonomen und politikberatender Forschung. Denn während sich das sportliche Hauptgeschehen auf dem Platz abspielt, ergeben sich mit der Beliebtheit des Vereins steigende ökonomische Effekte für die Verei… Show more

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“…Given this, shocks to professional sports clubs can affect regional growth via the inflow or outflow of extra-regional income and local multipliers of income expenditure (Preuss et al, 2010). The existence of such income and multiplier effects has been demonstrated in case study research for different teams in the leagues under analysis (see Roberts et al, 2016, for the EPL;Amador et al, 2016, for Spain's La Liga;andHamm et al, 2016, andKönecke et al, 2017, for the Bundesliga). Furthermore, Roberts et al (2016) and Amador et al (2016) highlight that the (change in the) regional stimulus of a professional football club and the inflow of extra-regional income are exceptionally large in the case of changes in top-division membership.…”
Section: The Economic Significance Of Professional Sports Eventsmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…Given this, shocks to professional sports clubs can affect regional growth via the inflow or outflow of extra-regional income and local multipliers of income expenditure (Preuss et al, 2010). The existence of such income and multiplier effects has been demonstrated in case study research for different teams in the leagues under analysis (see Roberts et al, 2016, for the EPL;Amador et al, 2016, for Spain's La Liga;andHamm et al, 2016, andKönecke et al, 2017, for the Bundesliga). Furthermore, Roberts et al (2016) and Amador et al (2016) highlight that the (change in the) regional stimulus of a professional football club and the inflow of extra-regional income are exceptionally large in the case of changes in top-division membership.…”
Section: The Economic Significance Of Professional Sports Eventsmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…2 Regional (sectoral) effects of professional sports teams can only evolve if the effect of substitution is offset by demand-side effects. Professional sports teams provide a service (Hamm et al, 2016;Siegfried & Zimbalist, 2000). For the provision of the service, they demand labour (e.g., players, coaches, administrators and managers).…”
Section: The Economic Significance Of Professional Sports Eventsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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