Add to ORKGIn this paper we examine the impact on the salaries of free agents in Major League Baseball of differences in state and local individual income taxes between major league cities, in an attempt to see if income taxes affect player salaries. Our basic specification suggests that each percentage point of an income tax raises free agent salaries by $21 to $24 thousand; other estimates indicate even larger impacts. Our findings suggest that the existence of this additional salary demand means that low tax cities (e.g., Florida, Texas, and Washington) have a “home field advantage ” in the baseball free agent market
This paper examines salaries given to arbitration eligible players in Major League Baseball from 200...
This paper examines the impact of gate revenue sharing and luxury taxes on professional sports leagu...
Sports leagues provide an interesting window to view issues that larger economies face that are much...
In this article, the authors examine the impact on the salaries of free agents in Major League Baseb...
"This paper examines the responsiveness of the rich to state income taxes. We use Major League Baseb...
This research studies the responsiveness of the rich to state income taxes. Interstate migration is ...
This paper examines income tax differentials and their effect on tax migration in the United States....
We test which individual major league baseball (MLB) player characteristics, such as on-base and slu...
In this paper, I will attempt to assess the impact of state income tax rates on the acquisition of f...
Opening day of the Major League Baseball?s 2002 season fell on April 1 of that year. After the Natio...
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the factors supporting the rise in Major League Baseball Pla...
For more than a decade, major league baseball has used a tax on teams with high payrolls to try to r...
The focus of this research explores the affects that revenue sharing and the luxury tax have on comp...
Using data from the 2000 to 2012 Major League Baseball seasons, this article investigates how change...
A question asked by many baseball fans during the past two decades has been, “Do baseball players re...
This paper examines salaries given to arbitration eligible players in Major League Baseball from 200...
This paper examines the impact of gate revenue sharing and luxury taxes on professional sports leagu...
Sports leagues provide an interesting window to view issues that larger economies face that are much...
In this article, the authors examine the impact on the salaries of free agents in Major League Baseb...
"This paper examines the responsiveness of the rich to state income taxes. We use Major League Baseb...
This research studies the responsiveness of the rich to state income taxes. Interstate migration is ...
This paper examines income tax differentials and their effect on tax migration in the United States....
We test which individual major league baseball (MLB) player characteristics, such as on-base and slu...
In this paper, I will attempt to assess the impact of state income tax rates on the acquisition of f...
Opening day of the Major League Baseball?s 2002 season fell on April 1 of that year. After the Natio...
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the factors supporting the rise in Major League Baseball Pla...
For more than a decade, major league baseball has used a tax on teams with high payrolls to try to r...
The focus of this research explores the affects that revenue sharing and the luxury tax have on comp...
Using data from the 2000 to 2012 Major League Baseball seasons, this article investigates how change...
A question asked by many baseball fans during the past two decades has been, “Do baseball players re...
This paper examines salaries given to arbitration eligible players in Major League Baseball from 200...
This paper examines the impact of gate revenue sharing and luxury taxes on professional sports leagu...
Sports leagues provide an interesting window to view issues that larger economies face that are much...