Scottish Journal of Political Economy · 2005 · 12 citations · 7 references
Public AffairsEconomicsPublic FinancePublic EconomicsTax PolicyTaxationIncome TaxationOptimal TaxationRevenue SharingTax IncentivesTax ReformPublic Revenue SharingRevenue-sharing Transfers
Abstract The existing instruments for improving the competitive balance within a sports league, such as revenue sharing, restrictions on free agency and salary caps, all have their shortcomings. In this paper, we show that a progressive sports tax, the revenues of which are not redistributed to smaller teams in the league, could be a better instrument. From the broader perspective of the theory of optimum taxation, this instrument may have advantages as well.
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