The “sports wars”: A contest theory approach to cities hosting game

Yizhaq Minchuk
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The competition among cities to host a sports team or a large-scale international sports event is modeled as a winner-pay contest with an entry fee. In the first stage, each contestant (city) decides whether to pay the entry fee (infrastructure required by the team, for example), which allows it to participate in the second stage, that is, the actual contest. We show that the contest organizer’s choice of the optimal entry fee does not depend on the number of contestants. Furthermore, in some cases, the result is a form of zero-sum game, in which the sports team or event organizer is the main beneficiary. The findings shed light on this type of competition and under what conditions on the entry fee a city might benefit from hosting a sports team or large-scale international sports event.
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体育战争":城市举办比赛的竞赛理论方法
城市之间为举办运动队或大型国际体育赛事而展开的竞争被模拟为一场收取报名费的胜者付费竞赛。在第一阶段,每个参赛者(城市)决定是否支付参赛费(如运动队所需的基础设施),以便能够参加第二阶段,即实际比赛。我们的研究表明,竞赛组织者对最佳报名费的选择并不取决于参赛者的数量。此外,在某些情况下,结果是一种零和博弈,其中运动队或赛事组织者是主要受益者。研究结果揭示了这种类型的竞争,以及在什么条件下,城市可以从主办运动队或大型国际体育赛事的报名费中获益。
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