Thanks for reading and commenting. I am not sure what you mean by "reflect the business climate" but the article says
"In non-champion years, however, the economic impact can be difficult to track and some critics claim most of the money is recirculating instead of adding new money."
This is usually what economists find about pro sports teams, that the money people spend on the team just means less money they spend on movies, going out to eat, etc.
Maybe it is nice to have a team that projects our values, but it is hard to say what that is worth
They may outsource, but San Antonio still claims them for our own. Here's a post about how they reflect the business climate http://wp.me/p2z9Ce-dS
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading and commenting. I am not sure what you mean by "reflect the business climate" but the article says
ReplyDelete"In non-champion years, however, the economic impact can be difficult to track and some critics claim most of the money is recirculating instead of adding new money."
This is usually what economists find about pro sports teams, that the money people spend on the team just means less money they spend on movies, going out to eat, etc.
Maybe it is nice to have a team that projects our values, but it is hard to say what that is worth