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Q. My question is on sports stadiums, lower concession pricing, and whether this is good or bad for local area economy? Pricing draws fans away from usual places.

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Answered By: Dominique Winn

Last Updated: May 21, 2019 Views: 1

Try these E-resources:

Business Source Complete
Sports Market Analytics
Catalog had excellent books on Business of Sports.

Successful keywords = economics, professional sports teams, concession, pricing, cannibal* , externality, penetration pricing.

Atlanta Falcons in Georgia was his specific example of this market phenomena of a new venue/sports arena taking customers from host cities' businesses by offering hard-to-refuse prices. We expanded search to include professional sports (baseball, football) stadiums in general and the markets they serve, and got good results.

Good journals: