WATCH: Joel Kotkin Busts Some Myths on Sports Stadium Revenues

Stadia projects have shown to be poor public investments. So why are cities still paying for them?

Alexis Garcia | 3.17.2015 9:00 AM

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WATCH: Joel Kotkin Busts Some Myths on Sports Stadium Revenues

Stadia projects have shown to be poor public investments. So why are cities still paying for them?

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