International Sports Economics addresses discrimination, sustainability, and various economic frameworks. Unlike traditional economics texts, the text explores attendance demand, competitive balance, and non-profit sports. The 15 chapters emphasize real-world scenarios and global viewpoints for the sports management student.

      International Sports Economics covers core sports economics topics and expands into areas like non-profit sports, volunteering, sports participation, and discrimination. It offers theoretical frameworks and data analysis options, targeting a non-economics audience, particularly in sports management courses. Unlike other texts focused on professional leagues, this book provides an international perspective, including examples from North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. It emphasizes understanding sports through economic concepts and explores diverse settings beyond professional sports.