How the US Won the World Cup Before it Even Started
185,000 new jobs. That is the World Cup’s impact on the American economy (according to government projections). Of course, the real answer — the Moneyball Economics answer — isn’t…
Written byAndrew ZatlinSource: Money & Markets
185,000 new jobs. That is the World Cup’s impact on the American economy (according to government projections). Of course, the real answer — the Moneyball Economics answer — isn’t quite so simple. But the games are still playing a key role during one of the year’s most important turning points for policy and profits. Let’s […]
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