Contributing to the lively debate on closed leagues (North American model) versus open leagues (European model) in professional sport league, this paper aims at determining the drivers of promotion and relegation in the major European soccer leagues. Using a large and original dataset (for example: club’s link with a billionaire, club listed in the stock market, etc.) and logistic regressions, our results show that institutional factors matter to settle in the elite. It also indicates that open leagues system in European soccer championships is de facto very similar to closed leagues system. Furthermore, our forecasting model can be of interest for soccer investors or bookmakers.Economics of Sport; Organization of Sports Leagues; Soccer; Pr...
International audienceThe hypothesis of the Americanization of European club sports competitions has...
• In a league with high Competitive Balance (CB) all teams at the start of a season have a realistic...
This article investigates firm survival in professional football, arguing that the relegation and pr...
Contributing to the lively debate on closed leagues (North American model) versus open leagues (Euro...
Professional team sports have a peculiar economic dimension. One of the main differences between the...
This paper analyzes spillover effects in sports leagues that are embedded in a system of promotion a...
This paper analyzes spillover effects in sports leagues that are embedded in a system of promotion a...
Previous research evidence some negative effects after league relegations. However, these works focu...
This paper investigates firm survival in professional football, arguing that the relegation and prom...
This paper addresses an important question on the consequences of relegation from some of Europe’s t...
One of the most distinctive differences between team sports in Europe and North America is the insti...
This paper examines the association between broadcasting revenues and sporting success in Europe’s B...
This article contends that a new research avenue is open to comparative economics which is the econo...
The study aims to examine the factors impacting the competitive balance (CB) in 22 of Europe's top-t...
International audienceThis paper discusses if an unbalanced league can lead to higher total revenues...
International audienceThe hypothesis of the Americanization of European club sports competitions has...
• In a league with high Competitive Balance (CB) all teams at the start of a season have a realistic...
This article investigates firm survival in professional football, arguing that the relegation and pr...
Contributing to the lively debate on closed leagues (North American model) versus open leagues (Euro...
Professional team sports have a peculiar economic dimension. One of the main differences between the...
This paper analyzes spillover effects in sports leagues that are embedded in a system of promotion a...
This paper analyzes spillover effects in sports leagues that are embedded in a system of promotion a...
Previous research evidence some negative effects after league relegations. However, these works focu...
This paper investigates firm survival in professional football, arguing that the relegation and prom...
This paper addresses an important question on the consequences of relegation from some of Europe’s t...
One of the most distinctive differences between team sports in Europe and North America is the insti...
This paper examines the association between broadcasting revenues and sporting success in Europe’s B...
This article contends that a new research avenue is open to comparative economics which is the econo...
The study aims to examine the factors impacting the competitive balance (CB) in 22 of Europe's top-t...
International audienceThis paper discusses if an unbalanced league can lead to higher total revenues...
International audienceThe hypothesis of the Americanization of European club sports competitions has...
• In a league with high Competitive Balance (CB) all teams at the start of a season have a realistic...
This article investigates firm survival in professional football, arguing that the relegation and pr...