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47: On the Release of Players to National Teams

Oliver Guertler, Markus Lang and Tim Pawlowski

46: On the Release of Players to National Teams

Oliver Guertler, Markus Lang and Tim Pawlowski

45: On the Release of Players to National Teams

Oliver Guertler, Markus Lang and Tim Pawlowski

44: Evolutionarily Stable Strategies in Sports Contests

Martin Grossmann

43: The effect of a sports institutionÕs legal structure on sponsorship income: The case of amateur equestrian sports in Germany

Christoph Breuer, Helmut Dietl, Christian WeingŠrtner and Pamela Wicker

42: International Sports League Comparisons

Helmut Dietl, Rodney Fort and Markus Lang

41: The Effect of Professional Football Clubs' Legal Structure on Sponsoring Revenue

Helmut Dietl and Christian WeingŠrtner

40: Besonderheiten des Sports ‐ Was rechtfertigt eine "eigene Ökonomik"?

Helmut Dietl

39: Gehaltsobergrenzen und Luxussteuern: Erkenntnisse aus dem professionellen Mannschaftssport

Helmut Dietl, Tobias Duschl and Markus Lang

38: Executive Pay Regulation: What Regulators, Shareholders, and Managers Can Learn from Major Sports Leagues

Helmut Dietl, Tobias Duschl and Markus Lang

37: The Sugar Daddy's Game: How Wealthy Investors Change Competition in Professional Team Sports

Martin Grossmann, Markus Lang and Philipp Theiler

36: „Zombierennen“ und „Patenonkel“ - Warum deutsche Fussballklubs in der Champions League den Kürzeren ziehen

Egon Franck

35: Organizational Differences between U.S. Major Leagues and European Leagues: Implications for Salary Caps

Helmut Dietl, Egon Franck, Markus Lang and Alexander Rathke

34: The Organization of Professional Sports Leagues: A Comparison of European and North-American Leagues from the Perspective of Platform Organization

Helmut Dietl and Tobias Duschl

33: Competitive Balance and Revenue Sharing in Sports Leagues with Utility-Maximizing Teams

Helmut Dietl, Martin Grossmann and Markus Lang

32: Transitional Dynamics in a Tullock Contest with a General Cost Function

Martin Grossmann, Markus Lang and Helmut Dietl

31: A Contest Model of a Professional Sports League with Two-Sided Markets

Helmut Dietl, Tobias Duschl, Egon Franck and Markus Lang

30: Specific Human Capital as a Source of Superior Team Performance

Egon Franck, Stephan Nuesch and Jan Pieper

29: Contest Theory and its Applications in Sports

Helmut Dietl, Egon Franck, Martin Grossmann and Markus Lang

28: The Economic Consequences of Foreigner Rules in National Sports Leagues

Markus Lang, Alexander Rathke and Marco Runkel

27: The Combined Effect of Salary Restrictions and Revenue Sharing in Sports Leagues

Helmut Dietl, Markus Lang and Alexander Rathke

26: Revenue Sharing, Reserve Clause and Salary Caps in Professional Team Sports Leagues

Helmut Dietl, Egon Franck, Markus Lang and Alexander Rathke

25: Prediction Accuracy of Different Market Structures – Bookmakers versus a Betting Exchange

Egon Franck, Erwin Verbeek and Stephan Nuesch

24: One for sure or three maybe - Empirical evidence for overtime play from Swiss ice hockey

Egon Franck and Philipp Theiler

23: The Effect of Luxury Taxes on Competitive Balance, Club Profits, and Social Welfare in Sports Leagues

Helmut Dietl, Markus Lang and Stephan Werner

22: Social Welfare in Sports Leagues with Profit-Maximizing and/or Win-Maximizing Clubs

Helmut Dietl, Markus Lang and Stephan Werner

21: The Effect of Talent Disparity on Team Performance in Soccer

Egon Franck and Stephan NŸesch

20: Salary Cap Regulation in Professional Team Sports

Helmut Dietl, Egon Franck, Markus Lang and Alexander Rathke

19: Corruption in Professional Sumo: An Update on Duggan and Levitt's Study

Helmut Dietl, Markus Lang and Stephan Werner

18: Talent and/or Popularity - What Does it Take to Be a Superstar

Egon Franck and Stephan Nuesch

17: Wage Dispersion and Team Performance - An Empirical Panel Analysis

Egon Franck and Stephan Nuesch

16: The Effect of Salary Caps in Professional Team Sports on Social Welfare

Helmut Dietl, Markus Lang and Alexander Rathke

15: Revenue Sharing and Competitive Balance in a Dynamic Contest Model

Martin Grossmann, Helmut Dietl and Markus Lang

14: The Role of Patriotism in Explaining TV Audience of National Team Games - Evidence from Four International Tournaments

Egon Franck and Stephan Nuesch

13: Why football players may benefit from the "shadow of the transfer system"

Helmut Dietl, Egon Franck and Markus Lang

12: The Effect of Gate Revenue-Sharing on Social Welfare

Helmut Dietl and Markus Lang

11: Governance of Professional Sports Leagues - Cooperatives versus Contracts

Helmut Dietl, Egon Franck, Tariq Hasan and Markus Lang

10: Superstars versus Celebrities - Big Man or Big Name?

Egon Franck and Stephan Nuesch

9: Do Soccer Associations Really Spend on a Good Thing? Empirical Evidence on Heterogeneity in the Consumer Response to Match Uncertainty of Outcome

Men-Andri Benz, Leif Brandes and Egon Franck

8: I know what you did last weekend- or do I? Introducing mental anchoring to the demand for sport

Men-Andri Benz, Leif Brandes and Egon Franck

7: Local Heroes and Superstars - An Empirical Analysis of Star Attraction in German Soccer

Leif Brandes, Egon Franck and Stephan Nuesch

6: Warum Investitionswettläufe und wachsende Erlösasymmetrien das Geschäftsmodell des europäischen Profifußballs zunehmend belasten

Helmut Dietl and Egon Franck

5: Talent, Past Consumption and/or Popularity - Are German Soccer Celebrities Rosen or Adler Stars?

Egon Franck and Stephan Nuesch

4: Who made Who? An Empirical Analysis of Competitive Balance in European Soccer Leagues

Leif Brandes and Egon Franck

3: Are Voluntary Salary Cap Agreements Self-Enforcing?

Helmut Dietl, Egon Franck and Stephan Nuesch

2: Overinvestment in Team Sports Leagues: A Contest Theory Model

Helmut Dietl, Egon Franck and Markus Lang

1: Do soccer teams have to be compensated for releasing star players to the national teams?

Men-Andri Benz and Egon Franck