Nick Gillespie on Why Stadium Subsidies Always Win

Reason Staff | 12.21.2013 12:00 PM

J.C. Bradbury is the author of two baseball books, The Baseball Economist: The Real Game Exposed (2007), and Hot Stove Economics: Understanding Baseball's Second Season (2010). Bradbury, who teaches economics at Kennesaw State University, spoke with reason.com editor Nick Gillespie at July's FreedomFest about the economics of publically subsidized sports stadiums.

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Nick Gillespie on Why Stadium Subsidies Always Win

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