Stadiums don’t have to be a drain on taxpayer dollars − 4 lessons from St. Louis
December 10, 2024
Professional sports thrive on cash from TV deals, yet $33B in public funds was spent on stadiums by 2020. Can they pay off?
Professional sports thrive on cash from TV deals, yet $33B in public funds was spent on stadiums by 2020. Can they pay off?
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