Barry Bonds (with bonus Collusion discussion) March 25, 2009
Posted by tomflesher in Academia, Baseball, Economics.Tags: Barry Bonds, Baseball, chili peppers as commodity, collusion, David Ortiz, economics, Economics haiku, incentives, market competition, monopoly
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Sorry about the infrequent updates. It’s a busy time in the semester.
Barry Bonds is, without a doubt, one of the most controversial figures in baseball. He’s currently trying, again, what he tried last year – shopping himself around for the league’s minimum salary. (Thanks to the Sports Law Blog for the link.) Inside, I’d like to briefly discuss collusion and look at the incentives involved with this situation.
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