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The Demand for Australian Rules Football

An econometric analysis of the demand for Australian Rules football games is presented, us ing annual average attendance data for the years 1950-86. Increases i n admission prices had a significant negative effect on demand, and i ncreases in real income a positive impact. Among other variables of i mportance in explaining demand are lagged attendance and uncertainty of outcome. Copyright 1987 by The Economic Society of Australia.

Jeff Borland | J. Borland

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