An Economist Goes to the Game: How to Throw Away $580 Million and Other Surprising Insights from the Economics of Sports
by Paul Oyer
Paul Oyer brings economic thinking to the world of sports, examining the financial choices, incentives, and surprising outcomes found around the game. With its focus on the economics behind competition and investment, this book offers a thoughtful perspective on how sports and money intersect.
About This Book
An Economist Goes to the Game explores sports through the lens of economics.
Paul Oyer considers the financial forces and surprising insights that emerge from the world of sports.
The book addresses how money, competition, and decision-making intersect in athletic settings.
Its title highlights the striking scale of sports-related financial choices, including the potential loss of $580 million.
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