In this paper, I will attempt to assess the impact of state income tax rates on the acquisition of free agent talent by Major League Baseball franchises. In order to do so, I have conducted regression analyses using four different dependent variables to measure the quality of free agent talent acquired. I hypothesized that the dependent variable, quality of free agent talent acquired, will have a negative relationship with the independent variable, state income tax rates. Therefore, teams residing in states with lower marginal tax rates should be able to acquire more quality free agent talent
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Since Gerald Scully‘s landmark 1974 article on pay and performance in Major League Baseball, profess...
In this paper we develop an economic model of a professional sports league, in which the teams acqui...
"This paper examines the responsiveness of the rich to state income taxes. We use Major League Baseb...
In this article, the authors examine the impact on the salaries of free agents in Major League Baseb...
In this paper we examine the impact on the salaries of free agents in Major League Baseball of diffe...
This paper examines income tax differentials and their effect on tax migration in the United States....
This research studies the responsiveness of the rich to state income taxes. Interstate migration is ...
This paper explores what good organizational strategies baseball teams use to put themselves into th...
Since Major League Baseball (MLB) instituted free agency in 1976, baseball fans and scholars have ob...
The focus of this research explores the affects that revenue sharing and the luxury tax have on comp...
This thesis studies the revenue and profit effects of winning and having a star player for Major Lea...
The introduction of free agency into the MLB in 1976 brought great skepticism regarding how it might...
This study investigates recent determinants of revenue in North America’s four major professional sp...
Current Major League Baseball contracts are increasing rapidly in value. The factors that increase p...
In this article, we test the relationship between college attendance and earnings for Major League B...
Since Gerald Scully‘s landmark 1974 article on pay and performance in Major League Baseball, profess...
In this paper we develop an economic model of a professional sports league, in which the teams acqui...