In the second of three podcasts Major League Soccer Talk will be devoting to collective bargaining and labor negotiations, I was joined by Joel Maxcy.
Joel is an Associate Professor at the University of Georgia where he also serves as the Sports Management Program’s coordinator. He has a Ph.D. in economics from Washington State University, and his research interests include labor economics, sports law, and antitrust.
We start this podcast by picking-up on the American Needle case but eventually transition into talk of single-entity and its effects on incentives to compete.
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If you don’t put these up on the archive page, I’ll never listen. Too long and boring to explain.
http://majorleaguesoccertalk.libsyn.com/
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Hello David: We are working on it. We are having issues surrounding the transition from Kartik to myself. We will have it resolved soon.
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Got ‘em…hope you don’t mind but I’ll post it here:
http://media.libsyn.com/media/majorleaguesoccertalk/mlst_20100127.mp3
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Don’t mind at all, David. We’re still getting me up-to-speed, but I’m glad you were able to get the content while we work things out.
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