The Effect of Geographic Location on NHL Team Revenue
Overman, J. Matthew
2010

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Abstract

This study attempts to explain the effect geographical location has on a National Hockey League (NHL) team's revenue. The effect location has will be compared to other determinants of revenue in the NHL. Data sets were collected from the 2006-2007 and the 2007-2008 seasons. Regression results were analyzed from these data sets. This study found that attendance, city population, and win percentage has a positive and significant effect on revenue.

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Title The Effect of Geographic Location on NHL Team Revenue
Creator Overman, J. Matthew
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Academic Department Economics and Business
Pagination 59
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Content Type Thesis
Subject (Corporate) National Hockey League
Geographic Coverage North America
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Language English
Year Degree Granted 2010
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Record Appears in Academic Departments > Economics and Business Department > Economics and Business Department Student Theses > Economics and Business Department Student Theses 2009-10
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