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ELA Video Podcast Feature: Parallels between Sports, Labor Economics and Labor Law in the United States
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#80: In this video podcast, we dive into the fascinating connections between sports, labor economics, and labor law. Why do labor economists study sports? Because professional sports provide a unique, measurable environment to test core economic principles.
Through the lens of sports, we also look at race and gender biases in areas like the NBA MVP vote and even NCAA tournament selections. With the help of statistical models, we uncover surprising biases and show how these models can be applied to real-world employment discrimination cases.
To listen to the audio only version, click here.
Speaker: Mike DuMond (BRG / Global)
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