2006.gada pasaules kausa futbolā ietekme uz Vācijas ekonomiku
Date
2007
Authors
Svemps, Jānis
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Latvijas Universitāte
Abstract
Pasaules kausa izcīņa futbolā ir liels sabiedriskais projekts, kuru ietekmē liels daudzums ārējo faktoru. Lai sarīkotu šādu notikumu, nepieciešami gan privātu, gan valstisku organizāciju un dažādu ieinteresēto pušu ieguldījumi, kuri rada jaunas vērtības vietējā ekonomikā. Principā lēmums par šādu pasākumu organizēšanu ir politisks lēmums, tomēr katrai valstij, kas to vēlas rīkot, ir jāanalizē citu valstu prakse. Tāpēc galvenā pētāmā problēma ir, vai vispār šādiem sarīkojumiem kā pasaules kausa izcīņas futbolā ir kaut kāda ietekme uz valsts ekonomiku, kas uzņemas rīkot šo pasākumu, un, ja ir, tad kāda. Lai sasniegtu šo mērķi, autors veic teorētisko izpēti par starptautisku sporta pasākumu ietekmi uz rīkotājvalsts ekonomiku, apskatot tūrisma saistību ar sporta aktivitātēm, tā radītos efektus rīkotājvalstij. Tiek apskatīta arī citu valstu pieredze šādu pasākumu rīkošanā un to ietekme uz valsti, kas rīko šos pasākumus, un visbeidzot izteikti secinājumi un priekšlikumi.
World cup in football is a huge public project with a high degree of externalities. Their production requires as well private as public inputs, affects a variety of interest groups and exercises a considerable effect on economic wealth. Basically the decision of staging this kind of project is a political decision, but every country which plans to organize it should analyse past experiences. Thus the main question is if there is any impact on country’s economy, which stages the event and if there is any then what kind of. To achieve this goal, the author theoretically looks at the impact of international mega events on organizing country, and sheds light on its connection to tourism and sporting activities. Also the impact of mega events on other economies in the past is analysed and finally conclusions and proposals are made.
World cup in football is a huge public project with a high degree of externalities. Their production requires as well private as public inputs, affects a variety of interest groups and exercises a considerable effect on economic wealth. Basically the decision of staging this kind of project is a political decision, but every country which plans to organize it should analyse past experiences. Thus the main question is if there is any impact on country’s economy, which stages the event and if there is any then what kind of. To achieve this goal, the author theoretically looks at the impact of international mega events on organizing country, and sheds light on its connection to tourism and sporting activities. Also the impact of mega events on other economies in the past is analysed and finally conclusions and proposals are made.
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Ekonomika