Neil Longley
1 book
About the Author
Neil Longley is a writer and scholar whose work explores the economics, management, and policy of professional sports. His research focuses on how monopoly structures shape competition, strategy, and long-term performance within sports leagues. In An Absence of Competition: The Sustained Competitive Advantage of the Monopoly Sports Leagues, Longley examines the forces that enable leagues to preserve market power and maintain competitive advantages over time. Combining economic analysis with accessible discussion of sports institutions, his work offers readers a thoughtful perspective on the business of sports and the systems that govern it.
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Books by Neil Longley
