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Recent work points to the observation that both high-productivity and low-productivity athletes have salaries that systematically differ from their marginal revenue product, and that free agents signing multi-year contracts are overpaid relative to free agents signing one-year contracts.
This book employs sound empirical work using time-series methods not commonly used in the economics of sports . It develops new models that can generate multiple equilibria and unsustainable runs.
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