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200604: Stadium Architecture and regional economic development: International experience and the plans of Durban

Wolfgang Maennig and Florian Schwarthoff

12006: Economic Consequences of the UEFA Champions League for National Championships - The Case of Germany

Arne Feddersen

12005: Trends in Competitive Balance: Is there Evidence for Growing Imbalance in Professional Sport Leagues?

Arne Feddersen and Wolfgang Maennig

81: Public Purchasing Subsidies and the Fear of Missing Out: A Full-Sample Analysis of Electric Vehicle Adoption in Germany

Carsten Creutzburg, Leo M. Doerr and Wolfgang Maennig

80: On the crossover effects of Brexit and COVID-19

Niklas Rohde

79: The Superstar Effect in Tennis - A within-match analysis

Carsten Creutzburg

78: Globalization in the Food sector and Poverty

Wolfgang Maennig and Leo Doerr

77: Olympic Games and Democracy

Wolfgang Maennig, Leo Doerr and Elias Leppert

76: Aid and growth: Asymmetric effects?

Leo Doerr

75: From bias to bliss: Racial preferences and worker productivity in tennis

Carsten Creutzburg, Wolfgang Maennig and Steffen Mueller

74: Crime Prevention Effects of Data Retention Policies

Wolfgang Maennig and Stefan Wilhelm

73: Centralization in National High-Performance Sports Systems: Reasons, Processes, Dimensions, Characteristics, and Open Questions

Wolfgang Maennig

72: News and Noise in Crime Politics: The Role of Announcements and Risk Attitudes

Wolfgang Maennig and Stefan Wilhelm

71: Auch in Peking 2022: Relativ schwache Medaillenausbeute der SportsoldatInnen

Wolfgang Maennig

70: Heterogeneous consumer preferences for product quality and uncertainty

Wolfgang Maennig and Steffen Mueller

69: Consumer and employer discrimination in professional sports markets – New evidence from Major League Baseball

Wolfgang Maennig and Steffen Mueller

68: Pharma-Innovationen: Überragende Position der USA und Schwächen der deutschen universitären und außeruniversitären Forschung

Andreas Eckert and Wolfgang Maennig

67: Excited and aroused: The predictive importance of simple choice process metrics

Steffen Mueller, Patrick Ring and Maria Fischer

66: Forecasting economic decisions under risk: The predictive importance of choice-process data

Steffen Mueller, Patrick Ring and Maria Schmidt

65: Pre- and within-season attendance forecasting in Major League Baseball: A random forest approach

Steffen Mueller

64: Yellow Cards and Suspension by Choice: Determinants and Asymmetries

Franziska K. Kruse and Wolfgang Maennig

63: A 100-million-dollar fine for Russia's doping policy? A billion-dollar penalty would be more correct! Millionenstrafe für Russlands Doping-Politik? Eine Milliarden-Strafe wäre richtiger!

Helmut Grothe and Wolfgang Maennig

62: Interpretation und mögliche Ursachen statistisch insignifikanter Testergebnisse – eine Fallstudie zu den Beschäftigungseffekten der Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 2006

Wolfgang Maennig, Cristina Sattarhoff and Peter Stahlecker

61: The future development of world records

Franziska K. Kruse and Wolfgang Maennig

60: Governance in Sports Organizations

Wolfgang Maennig

59: Zoning in reunified Berlin

Gabriel Ahlfeldt, Wolfgang Maennig and Felix J. Richter

58: Major Sports Events: Economic Impact

Wolfgang Maennig

57: Public Referenda and Public Opinion on Olympic Games

Wolfgang Maennig

56: Rio 2016: Sozioökonomische Projektion des Olympischen Medaillenranking

Wolfgang Maennig and Christian Wellbrock

55: Which countries bid for the Olympic Games? Economic, political, and social factors and chances of winning

Wolfgang Maennig and Christopher Vierhaus

54: Après nous le déluge? Direct democracy and intergenerational conflicts in aging societies

Gabriel Ahlfeldt, Wolfgang Maennig and Malte Steenbeck

53: Good news about news shocks

Viktoria C. E. Langer

52: News shocks in the data: Olympic Games and their macroeconomic effects – Reply

Viktoria Langer, Wolfgang Maennig and Felix Richter

51: Ensuring good governance and preventing corruption in the planning of major sporting events – open issues

Wolfgang Maennig

50: Who Wins Olympic Bids?

Wolfgang Maennig and Christopher Vierhaus

49: Urban Renewal after the Berlin Wall

Gabriel Ahlfeldt, Wolfgang Maennig and Felix Richter

48: Do places of worship affect housing prices? Evidence from Germany

Sebastian Brandt, Wolfgang Maennig and Felix Richter

47: Mega Sporting Events, Real Estate, and Urban Social Economics – The Case of Brazil 2014/2016

Thêmis Aragão and Wolfgang Maennig

46: Rhythms and Cycles in Happiness

Wolfgang Maennig, Malte Steenbeck and Markus Wilhelm

45: The Fukushima Accident and Policy Implications: Notes on Public Perception in Germany

Felix Richter, Malte Steenbeck and Markus Wilhelm

44: London 2012 - das Ende des Mythos vom erfolgreichen Sportsoldaten

Wolfgang Maennig

43: London 2012 - Medal Projection - Medaillenvorausberechnung

Wolfgang Maennig and Christian Wellbrock

42: Exports and Olympic Games: Is there a Signal Effect?

Wolfgang Maennig and Felix Richter

41: Becoming (Un)employed and Life Satisfaction: Asymmetric Effects and Potential Omitted Variable Bias in Empirical Happiness Studies

Wolfgang Maennig and Markus Wilhelm

40: Monument Protection and Zoning in Germany: Regulations and Public Support from an International Perspective

Wolfgang Maennig

39: Perceived Externalities of Cell Phone Base Stations – The Case of Property Prices in Hamburg, Germany

Sebastian Brandt and Wolfgang Maennig

38: Do Men Slow Down Faster than Women?

Wolfgang Maennig and Michael Stobernack

37: The 2010 World Cup High-Frequency Data Economics: Effects on International Awareness and (Self-Defeating) Tourism

Stan Du Plessis and Wolfgang Maennig

36: Explaining Regional Variation in Equilibrium Real Estate Prices and Income

Oliver Bischoff

35: Mega-Events and Sectoral Employment: The Case of the 1996 Olympic Games

Arne Feddersen and Wolfgang Maennig