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False Promises

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Edna G

 

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May 15, 2013

 

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Even though most of the stadiums and franchises supposedly donate a whole lot of money for providing new jobs, and to also provide the justification for millions of dollars ranging in the hundreds for public subsidies for the building of an assortment of new pro sports teams in the U.S. over the past ten years...
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over the past ten years. Even with the outrage, some numbers crunchers have found no evidence of a positive economic impact of professional sports teams and facilities on urban economies "It's a zero-sum game," Rolnick said. "In fact, it can be a negative-sum game.” First of all the stadiums and the teams always seem to be a great contender for positive economic development jobs focusing on helping the economic growth of a city...
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