What sort of recommendations would come from that, though?Quote:
Originally Posted by ragecage
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What sort of recommendations would come from that, though?Quote:
Originally Posted by ragecage
maybe finding the happy medium for amount spent compared to wins so a club can maximize its profits and keep its fan base happy. I dont know, just throwing ideas out there for ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
based on the last 10 years there is very little correlation lolQuote:
Originally Posted by ragecage
tema slikethe yanks, det, CWS, and KC relly screw the #'s up
[edit]holy crap that makes no sense
teams like the yanks.....
yeah, its really hard to do an analytical report on sports in that regard I suppose. What ideas have you come up with HGM?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheNamelessPoet
Besides the stadium thing...none. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by ragecage
It doesn't have to be about sports, though. Could be anything.
how about analitacly showing taht people like Dunn are still decent players
Not exactly business related, heh.
Also, it's a team project, so there's 2 other people.
maybe a report on what stores have not been affected by the recession. Like Wal-Mart.
Wal-Marts, Dollar Stores etc really don't have a problem to solve right now. The retailers with an issue are the up scale ones. They need to bring wallets into the store. So they either need to cut prices, lower costs or introduce lower priced goods. The issue with the lower priced goods is that they have spent years branding themselves as 'up scale'. See Starbucks. They did attract new customers with the Dunkin Donuts knock off coffees but lost some loyalty from the base. I don't know where the scales tip on high end vs mass market products, or how you would do a accurate analysis. Does Starbucks run the risk of becoming another Dunkin Donuts in the consumers mind if they go after the $1.50 cup of coffee customer?
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Originally Posted by TheNamelessPoet
it is if you show how baseball (as a buisness) needs to sometimes look outside the box???Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonGM
grasping at straws here sorry :p
I know you said you might nix the original topic, but here's a study done when Birmingham's current mayor wanted to build a dome stadium there.
I think the A's, Giants map portion need to be reversed.
On the stadium idea - there is a lot of research that has been done on whether it is worth it for cities to help fund stadiums. Essentially cost-benefit analysis of the impact of pro sports on local economies. You could take this issue and do an analysis of a particular market and whether the city/state should support a new park.