Economics 101

shadowdrinker_x · 12-10-2004, 02:12 PM

Actually..Ticket sales are combined, and divided by all teams...It\'s part of the shared revenue...

Although I am certainly no economist or whatever...I think the common person can see that having an NFL franchise in your state could only be benificial...It automatically increases the number of millionares per capita ,if only even slightly..and it is a lot of potential revenue...It attracts loads of tourism...and global recognition...

I\'m not sure why these \'\'economists\'\' are saying the Saints have virtually no impact on the city..much less the state...I\'m not sure of any numbers I see on any place on the Internet...

But..I do know that things are not looking good for the future of the Saints...All this speculation , false or not, Is still causing smoke...

And where there\'s smoke..there\'s fire

12-10-2004, 02:12 PM	#1
shadowdrinker_x Banned Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Texas Posts: 218	Economics 101 Actually..Ticket sales are combined, and divided by all teams...It\'s part of the shared revenue... Although I am certainly no economist or whatever...I think the common person can see that having an NFL franchise in your state could only be benificial...It automatically increases the number of millionares per capita ,if only even slightly..and it is a lot of potential revenue...It attracts loads of tourism...and global recognition... I\'m not sure why these \'\'economists\'\' are saying the Saints have virtually no impact on the city..much less the state...I\'m not sure of any numbers I see on any place on the Internet... But..I do know that things are not looking good for the future of the Saints...All this speculation , false or not, Is still causing smoke... And where there\'s smoke..there\'s fire