August 5, 2015August 5, 2015 by Hoosier Econ

Percent of People Who Listen To The Radio

Dollar, Economics, Education, Indiana, Indianapolis, Sports, United States Government
Dave Ramsey, Emmis, ESPN, JMV, music, NPR, Rush Limbaugh, Sports, talk radio
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The folks over at Priceonomics.com did a lengthy research article on what Americans listen to on the radio these days.

August 1, 2015July 30, 2017 by Hoosier Econ

What NFL Players Get Paid During Training Camp

Dollar, Economics, Financial, football, Indiana, Indianapolis, Internal Revenue Service, NFL, Sports
Football, NFL, NFLPA, paychecks, Roger Goodell, Russell Wilson, training camp
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NFL training camps are in full swing. But that doesn’t necessarily mean players are making hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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July 20, 2015July 20, 2015 by Hoosier Econ

NBA: “Number of teams losing money”

debt, Dollar, Economics, Financial, Indiana, Indianapolis, NBA, Sports
Adam Silver, Lebron James, NBA, Pacers, profits, Russian Mafia
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The NBA and players union are in Las Vegas meeting to discuss the upcoming season. Here is a surprising piece from the commissioner:
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June 29, 2015June 29, 2015 by Hoosier Econ

For Sale: NFL Football Players

Dollar, Economics, football, Indiana, Indianapolis
Football, Indianapolis Colts, Investing, IPO, NFL, Ohio State Buckeyes, stocks
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Got some cash laying around to invest in? Maybe take a look at buying a piece of an NFL football player because they’re for sale. Continue reading →

June 17, 2015June 21, 2015 by Hoosier Econ

Early 2015 NFL Ticket Demand Weak

Dollar, Economics, football, Indiana, Indianapolis, NBA, NFL, Sports
Fans, Football, NFL, Roger Goodell, stadiums, TicketCity.com
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Sports fans call this time between the NBA Finals and start of NFL football camp the “Dead Zone”. I decided to venture over to TicketCity.com
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