Journal of Sports Economics

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Volume 5, issue 4, 2004

The Color of Medals pp. 311-328

Moonjoong Tcha

Measuring the Efficiency of Spanish First-Division Soccer Teams pp. 329-346

Manuel Espitia-Escuer and Lucà a Isabel Garcà a-Cebrià N

Uncertainty of Outcome and Super 12 Rugby Union Attendance pp. 347-370

Dorian Owen and Clayton R. Weatherston

The Efficiency of the NASCAR Reward System pp. 371-386

Craig Depken and Dennis P. Wilson

Underdogs are Man’s Best Friend pp. 387-391

Ladd Kochman and Randy Goodwin

Index to Journal of Sports Economics Volume 5 pp. 392-395

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Volume 5, issue 3, 2004

Work and Play pp. 227-242

Michael Klein

Pay and Performance pp. 243-261

Lawrence Debrock, Wallace Hendricks and Roger Koenker

Olympic Success and ASEAN Countries pp. 262-276

Robert Hoffmann, Chew Ging Lee and Bala Ramasamy

The Old Ball Game pp. 277-291

Matthew Baker, Thomas J. Miceli and William J. Ryczek

Fit to be Tied pp. 292-306

Jason Abrevaya

Volume 5, issue 2, 2004

Professional Team Sports Are Only a Game pp. 111-126

Stefan Szymanski

Is Winning Everything? pp. 127-151

Karl W. Einolf

A Reexamination of the Efficiency of the Betting Market on National Hockey League Games pp. 152-168

John M. Gandar, Richard A. Zuber and R. Stafford Johnson

Do the “Three-Point Victory†and “Golden Goal†Rules Make Soccer More Exciting? pp. 169-185

Isabelle Brocas and Juan D. Carrillo

Competition and Pay for National Hockey League Players Born in Québec pp. 186-205

Michael A. Curme and Greg M. Daugherty

Competitive Balance and Revenue Sharing pp. 206-212

Stefan KÉsenne

A Principal-Agent Model of Contracting in Major League Baseball pp. 213-220

Thomas J. Miceli

Book Review pp. 221-223

John Siegfried

Volume 5, issue 1, 2004

In Memory of Harmon Gallant pp. 5-5

Paul D. Staudohar

Differences in the Success of NFL Coaches by Race, 1990-2002 pp. 6-19

Janice Fanning Madden

Owner Objectives and Competitive Balance pp. 20-32

Rodney Fort and James Quirk

Stars at the Gate pp. 33-50

David Berri, Martin Schmidt and Stacey L. Brook

The Economic Determinants of Professional Sports Franchise Values pp. 51-66

Donald L. Alexander and William Kern

The Performance-Enhancing Drug Game pp. 67-86

Kjetil Haugen

Hit by Pitches pp. 87-92

Gregory A. Trandel

“Testing Market Efficiency in the Major League Baseball Over-Under Betting Market†pp. 93-95

Rodney Paul and Andrew Weinbach

“Testing Market Efficiency in the Major League Baseball Over-Under Betting Market†pp. 96-99

Ken Brown and Fred J. Abraham

An Evaluation of the Debate Over “Testing Market Efficiency in the Major League Baseball Over-Under Betting Market†pp. 100-105

John M. Gandar and Richard A. Zuber

Book Review pp. 106-107

Paul D. Staudohar

Volume 4, issue 4, 2003

Baseball Economics pp. 253-254

Allen R. Sanderson and John Siegfried

Thinking about Competitive Balance pp. 255-279

Allen R. Sanderson and John Siegfried

Thinking (Some more) about Competitive Balance pp. 280-283

Rodney Fort

Comments on “Thinking about Competitive Balance†pp. 284-287

Brad Humphreys

Comments on “Thinking about Competitive Balance†pp. 288-291

Leo Kahane

The Public Regulation of Baseball Labor Relations and the Public Interest pp. 292-301

Roger I. Abrams

The Case for Baseball's Special Antitrust Immunity pp. 302-317

Gary R. Roberts

Antitrust, Professional Sports, and the Public Interest pp. 318-331

Stephen F. Ross

Labor Relations in Major League Baseball pp. 332-355

Andrew Zimbalist

(How Much) is the Law to Blame for Baseball's Turbulent Labor Relations? pp. 356-361

Robert N. Covington

Why no Baseball Work Stoppage? pp. 362-366

Paul D. Staudohar

The Economics of Baseball Contraction pp. 367-388

Roger Noll

Comments on Baseball Contraction pp. 389-392

Clark C. Griffith

Comments on League Contraction in Baseball pp. 393-396

Bruce I. Oppenheimer

Volume 4, issue 3, 2003

Do New Digs Mean more Wins? pp. 167-182

Kevin G. Quinn, Paul B. Bursik, Christopher P. Borick and Lisa Raethz

The Stadium Game pp. 183-202

Jeffrey G. Owen

Technical Efficiency in the Major League Soccer pp. 203-215

Dieter J. Haas

Reconsidering Performance at the Summer Olympics and Revealed Comparative Advantage pp. 216-239

Moonjoong Tcha and Vitaly Pershin

The Relationship between Recruiting and Team Performance in Division 1A College Football pp. 240-245

George Langelett

Book Review pp. 246-247

George Daly

Volume 4, issue 2, 2003

The Economics of Professional Sports Leagues pp. 87-107

Spiros Bougheas and Paul Downward

Market Size, Pay, and Performance pp. 108-125

John Burger and Stephen J. K. Walters

Sports Practice, Health, and Macroeconomic Performances pp. 126-144

Nicolas Eber

The Utility of Sport and Returns to Ownership pp. 145-153

Ramon Degennaro

“Competitive Balance in Sports Leagues: An Introduction†pp. 154-160

Rodney Fort and Joel Maxcy

Competitive Balance Conundrums pp. 161-163

Andrew Zimbalist

Volume 4, issue 1, 2003

Ncaa Scholarship Limits and Competitive Balance in College Football pp. 3-18

Daniel Sutter and Stephen Winkler

Does the Assignment of Property Rights Encourage or Discourage Shirking? pp. 19-34

Daniel R. Marburger

Superstar Effects in Sport pp. 35-55

Claudio Lucifora and Rob Simmons

A Note on the Structural Stability of Salary Equations pp. 56-63

Anthony C. Krautmann, Elizabeth Gustafson and Lawrence Hadley

A Content Analysis of the Journal of Sports Economics pp. 64-73

Michael J. Mondello and Paul M. Pedersen

The Anova-Based Competitive Balance Measure pp. 74-80

Edwin Eckard

The Anova-Based Competitive Balance Measure pp. 81-82

Brad Humphreys

A Thanks to Manuscript Reviewers pp. 83-84

Leo Kahane and Todd L. Idson