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The Economics of Sport - Stefan Szymanski at the Keynes Society

On Thursday 28th January we are delighted to host Professor Stefan Szymanski, from the Cass Business School. He is author of the highly acclaimed “Why England Lose and other curious football phenomena explained” - it should be a superb evening for those interested in using economic ideas to explain why there are too many English players in the Premier League and why Capello should insist on each of his players taking penalties for twenty minutes a day in the run up to the finals! I f you would like to come with some of your students .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and I can organise tickets - which are free.

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