SEC 210 - Sports Economics (Economics)

3 Credit(s)

Uses the tools of economic analysis to examine issues pertaining to professional and amateur sports, including market structures (monopoly and monopsony power) and labor markets (salary caps, collective bargaining, free agency, discrimination). Also addresses policy issues such as stadium financing, team location, and Title IX.

When Offered: Fall semester.
Prerequisite(s): SEC 101 and SEC 102