Economia industriale. Ediz. mylab. Con espansione online - Edizione italiana a cura di Laura Solimene
- 480 páginas
- 17 horas de lectura
John Goddard es un periodista y autor que se adentra en temas que otros medios de comunicación tienden a pasar por alto. Sus amplios intereses y extensos viajes se reflejan en su escritura, que abarca tanto noticias de actualidad bajo presión como exploraciones más profundas. El trabajo de Goddard, que cubre desde crisis internacionales hasta artes y cultura, a menudo saca a la luz historias menos reportadas. Sus libros, centrados en una diversa gama de temas, demuestran aún más su versatilidad y capacidad para cautivar a los lectores.






This Very Short Introduction introduces the reader to the international world of banking. Offering a brief survey of the essential characteristics of the banking and financial systems of both developed and emerging countries and regions, it considers the future of banking after the recent global crises.
This new edition of 'Industrial Organization' improves on the success of the first edition to provide a strong link between the theory and analysis of industrial economics and to give real world application of the theory to the business environment
This book presents an original economic analysis of the English professional football industry. The economic influences on decisions taken by owners, managers, players and spectators are all considered, using theoretical and empirical methods of economic investigation. The empirical analysis draws on English club-level data, with extensive international comparisons. Concludes with an extended discussion of a number of major economic policy issues affecting the future of the football industry, including European super league proposals, contractual arrangements in the players' labor market, and football's evolving relationship with the broadcasting media.
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