Dallas Cowboys: Financing a New Stadium Case Solution
In 2003, the owner ofDallas Cowboys football team wanted to makea brand new arena complex. The team's existing stadium was aging, and a brand new arena offered increased earnings possibility for one of twhe premier teams of the NFL. The team needed citizen aid in funding the arena, and the state legislature voted to place the issue to voters. Discusses the arguments for and against the economics of professional football teams and citizen funding of sports facilities. Over here, the question has arose in this article as to how the Cowboys will be able to get the people to support the strategy, as well as what options the team should consider if the suggestion is rejected by voters.
This is just an excerpt. This case is about FINANCE & ACCOUNTING
PUBLICATION DATE: November 24, 2003
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