An Absence of Competition: The Sustained Competitive Advantage of the Monopoly Sports Leagues (Sports Economics, Management and Policy, 5)
by Longley, Neil Longley
An Absence of Competition, from the Sports Economics, Management and Policy series, investigates the economic and managerial implications of limited rivalry in sports. It provides essential analysis for professionals and scholars interested in sports policy and strategy, highlighting how absence of competition shapes industry dynamics and decision-making processes.
About This Book
An Absence of Competition is part of the Sports Economics, Management and Policy series, offering insights into the economic aspects of sports industries.
The book examines how the lack of competition influences management practices and policy decisions in athletic organizations.
Through analytical frameworks, it addresses key challenges and opportunities in sports economics.
Readers gain a deeper understanding of strategic planning in competitive and non-competitive environments.
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