我的学术收藏

写在前面的话：

这是在下一年多来在网上用各种渠道收集到的体育经济学的外文期刊，全部97篇，我手上均有pdf版本。很可惜在下时间和能力都比较有限，再加上比较贪玩，只粗略看了其中的一半左右。也许凭我的能力是不能为中国的体育经济学事业作出多少贡献了，最多是心血来潮是做几个让人看着相当难以下咽的文章罢了。所以在多次浏览Rodney Fort教授的网站后，我决定仿照的他的方式做一个学术收藏的网页，为自己和广大有兴趣的研究者共同分享。也算是尽自己的微薄之力吧。有需要者可以发电子邮件给我，会满足要求的。

中国的体育经济学毕竟还是要发展的，而且会有光明的前途的。不过我希望开拓这个领域的人们请先看看西方学者的研究成果。广开眼界一直是中国人所缺乏的。正如前一段奥运会闭幕式上所说的，新时代的中国既需要世界了解中国，也需要中国了解世界。只有真正领教了人家的先进之处，才不会闭门造车贻笑大方。当然对我而言，现阶段的创造力远不足以让我提出突破性的理论，能在理解的基础上做到模仿就已经很不容易了。

这些天来一直为论文即将开题而头疼，看的东西越多就越觉得自己的思路太不成熟，实在不足入高人法眼。说不定还要上下求索一段时间。这些天来一直感叹知音难觅，无论是兴趣爱好还专业方面。上周遇上了一位相声爱好者，我俩合作了八扇屏的贯口，很happy，这周又找到了一个太平歌词的群，不容易呀。希望通过学术收藏的发布能找到体育经济学领域的知音，抓紧不多的时间做点儿实事儿吧。

Simon Rottenberg：    

The Baseball Players' Labor Market（已翻译）

Mohamed El-Hodiri and James Quirk:

                   A Economic Model of a Professional Sports League

Gerald W. Scully：

1.      Pay and Performance in MLB（已翻译）

2.      Diminishing Returns and Limit of Athletic Performance

3.      Managerial Efficiency and Survivability in Professional Team Sports

4.      The Distribution of Performance and Earnings in a Prize Economy

Roger G. Noll:        

1.      The Economics of Baseball Contraction

2.      The Economics of Promotion and Relegation in Sports Leagues: The Case of English Football

Rodney Fort and James Quirk:

1.      Owner Objectives and Competitive Balance

2.      Cross-Subsidization, Incentives and Outcomes in Professional Team Sports League. （已翻译）

3.      The Optimal Level of Nearly Nothing is Zero: The Case of Competitive Imbalance in Pro Sports Leagues

Rodney Fort:         

1.      The Demise of African American Baseball Leagues: A Rival League Explanation

2.      European and North American Sports Difference?

3.      Sports Really Are Different: The Contest Success Function,

4.      Marginal Product, and Marginal Revenue in Pro Sports Leagues

5.      Talent Supply, the Contest Success Function, and the Invariance Proposition

6.      Fan Substitution and the 2004-05 NHL Lockout

7.      Thinking (Some more) about Competitive Balance

David J. Berri and Martin B. Schmidt:

1.      Stars at the Gate: The Impact of Star Power on NBA Gate Revenues

2.      Another look at competition: a regime-switching approach

3.      The Impact of Labor Strikes on Consumer Demand: An Application to Professional Sports

4.      The impact of the 1981 and 1994-1995strikes on Major League Baseball attendance: a time-series analysis

5.      ON THE EVOLUTION OF COMPETITIVE BALANCE: THE IMPACT OF AN INCREASING GLOBAL SEARCH

6.      Instrumental versus bounded rationality: a comparison of Major League Baseball and the National Basketball Association

David J. Berri：       

1.      Who Is 'Most Valuable'? Measuring the Player's Production of Wins in the National Basketball Association

2.      The Short Supply of Tall People: Competitive Imbalance and the National Basketball Association

3.      SHIRKING ON THE COURT: TESTING FOR THE INCENTIVE EFFECTS

4.      A RE-EXAMINATION OF PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS AND EFFICIENCY ESTIMATES FOR THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION

5.      Wage Inequality and Firm Performance: Professional Basketball’s Natural Experiment

Stefan Szymanski：  

1.      Professional Team Sports Are Only a Game: The Walrasian Fixed-Supply Conjecture Model, Contest-Nash Equilibrium, and the Invariance Principle

2.      The Economic Design of Sporting Contests

3.      Goal! Profit maximization and win maximization in football leagues

4.      Antitrust and Inefficient Joint Ventures: Why Sports Leagues Should Look More like McDonald’s and Less like the United Nations

5.      The Champions League and the Coase Theorem

6.      Competitive balance in sports leagues and the paradox of power

7.      On the Edge of Your Seat: Demand for Football on Television and the Uncertainty of Outcome Hypothesis

8.      Testing Causality between Team Performance and Payroll: The Cases of Major League Baseball and English Soccer

9.        INCOME INEQUALITY, COMPETITIVE BALANCE AND THE ATTRACTIVENESS OE TEAM SPORTS: SOME EVIDENCE AND A NATURAL EXPERIMENT EROM ENGLISH SOCCER

10.   COMPETITIVE BALANCE AND GATE REVENUE SHARING IN TEAM SPORTS

11. Who are the champions (An analysis of Football and architecture)

Stefan KÉsenne:       

1.      Competitive Balance and Revenue Sharing: When Rich Clubs Have Poor Teams

2.      CLUB OBJECTIVES AND TICKET PRICING IN PROFESSIONAL TEAM SPORTS

3.      The Economics Significance of Sport in the Flanders

John Vrooman：         

1.      Theory of the Perfect Game

2.      THEORY OF THE BEAUTIFUL GAME: THE UNIFICATION OF EUROPEAN FOOTBALL

3.      The Economics of American Sports League

4.      A General Theory of Professional Sports League

5.      Theory of the Perfect Game: Competitive Balance 

6.      In Monopoly Sports Leagues

7.      Franchise Free Agency in Professional Sports Leagues

8.      A Unified Theory of Capital and Labor Market in Major League Baseball

9.      The Baseball Players' Labor Market Reconsideration

Roger G. Noll:            

1.      The Economics of Baseball Contraction

2.      The Economics of Promotion and Relegation in Sports Leagues: The Case of English Football