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Image is everything! Professional football players’ visibility and wages: evidence from the Italian Serie A

2021

Sport is one of the most popular forms of entertainment and its worldwide spread has turned athletes into icons who have economic impact and international visibility as global brands. In our paper we would like to show how marketing strategies in the sports industry, amplified by social networks, have put the athlete at the centre of media attention In the world of football, football players have come to play a key role, since their image is the face of their clubs, and this can affect the number of digital fans, that is, fans who are not bound to a club by constant passion but who can change team depending on the athletes that have been lined up. This could explain why the teams playing in…

Economics and EconometricsFootball playersbiologyAthletesVisibility (geometry)FootballAdvertisingFootballSettore SECS-P/06 - Economia Applicatabiology.organism_classificationSuperstar effectEntertainmentPanel data estimationwage determinantEconomicsEconomic impact analysisSettore SECS-P/01 - Economia Politica
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SHOOTING DOWN THE PRICE: EVIDENCE FROM MAFIA HOMICIDES AND HOUSING MARKET VOLATILITY

2019

In this work, we assess the role of a specific type of organized crime in influencing choices on where living within the city territory, and consequently, volatility in house prices. More specifically, we test how organized crime killing may influence house pricing behaviors. Firstly, we show evidences about how organized crime is associated with higher inequality of housing prices for Italian cities in 2011. Then, by collecting and geo referencing data on the city of Naples for the period 2002-2016, we test for the direct influence of homicides on the relevant territory, as on the neighboring districts. Results show a negative and significant impact of killing on the house prices either fo…

organized crime spatial interactions panel data estimationsSettore SECS-P/01 - Economia Politica
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