International audienceThe winner-take-all and Superstars theories are complementary here within an approach which favours the concentration of revenues by dominant actors. The cases studied men's tennis and golf, highlight that tennis players’ revenues are less balanced. This imbalance is not explained by the prize distribution structure in the tournaments of both sports but by the turnover lower in tennis than in golf. It establishes the existence of a specific labour market in tennis characterised by a concentration of revenues by a few players, including over time.Les théories du winner-take-all et des Superstars sont ici complémentaires dans une approche qui privilégie la concentration des revenus par les acteurs dominants. Les cas étud...
Klaassen and Magnus provide a model of the probability of a given player winning a tennis match, wit...
L'affaire des paris sportifs fait la une de l'actualité sportive et judiciaire depuis quelques année...
Income differences are normally explained by theory in terms of marginal productivity. However, how ...
Les théories du winner-take-all et des Superstars sont ici complémentaires dans une approche qui pri...
International audienceThe winner-take-all and Superstars theories are complementary here within an a...
International audienceThe remuneration of sportsmen and women depends on several criteria: the resul...
Die vorliegende Arbeit untersucht die Preisgeldentwicklung im professionellen Tennis und zeigt dabei...
This thesis analyses the level and the evolution of income inequalities in professional tennis, usin...
The paper analyses remuneration in sports labour markets, ranging from semi-professional sportsman a...
The distribution of revenue in professional sport is most often associated in the literature on spor...
A partir de l'observation que dans sports collectifs les récompenses directes sont presques indépen...
Similar to most top-tier matches in professional basketball, baseball and soccer, high-level competi...
Superstars are not by accident a conspicuous phenomenon in our culture, but inherently belong to a m...
This paper analyzes the incentives of professional tennis players in a tournament setting, as a prox...
International audienceThe field of sports economics is still rather poorly mastered, especially sinc...
Klaassen and Magnus provide a model of the probability of a given player winning a tennis match, wit...
L'affaire des paris sportifs fait la une de l'actualité sportive et judiciaire depuis quelques année...
Income differences are normally explained by theory in terms of marginal productivity. However, how ...
Les théories du winner-take-all et des Superstars sont ici complémentaires dans une approche qui pri...
International audienceThe winner-take-all and Superstars theories are complementary here within an a...
International audienceThe remuneration of sportsmen and women depends on several criteria: the resul...
Die vorliegende Arbeit untersucht die Preisgeldentwicklung im professionellen Tennis und zeigt dabei...
This thesis analyses the level and the evolution of income inequalities in professional tennis, usin...
The paper analyses remuneration in sports labour markets, ranging from semi-professional sportsman a...
The distribution of revenue in professional sport is most often associated in the literature on spor...
A partir de l'observation que dans sports collectifs les récompenses directes sont presques indépen...
Similar to most top-tier matches in professional basketball, baseball and soccer, high-level competi...
Superstars are not by accident a conspicuous phenomenon in our culture, but inherently belong to a m...
This paper analyzes the incentives of professional tennis players in a tournament setting, as a prox...
International audienceThe field of sports economics is still rather poorly mastered, especially sinc...
Klaassen and Magnus provide a model of the probability of a given player winning a tennis match, wit...
L'affaire des paris sportifs fait la une de l'actualité sportive et judiciaire depuis quelques année...
Income differences are normally explained by theory in terms of marginal productivity. However, how ...