Economic and Societal Implications on Communities Surrounding Sports Franchises

As the number of venues for changing professional sports franchises continues to increase, the surrounding communities have to deal with the social and economic burden. Atlanta Braves announced in November that the 2017 season will be held in the new stadium of C $ 672 million in Cobb County. When their team leaves the court and dismantles, Turner Stadium will be 21 years old. For the seemingly young age stadium without warning, this news shocked many fans. Municipal officials insist that specialized teams raise taxes, create economic growth, and even bring the city closer.

Community in the United States continues to invest heavily in the facilities used for professional sports franchises, but some analysts have little opinion on the economic interests of sports facilities and teams. Over the past three decades, a group has concluded that the teams and facilities they use are a source of substantial and meaningful economic development. Some elected officials, team owners, coalition government, consultants, and sports advocates tend to ignore the conclusions of these studies.

As the number of venues for changing professional sports franchises continues to increase, the surrounding communities have to deal with the social and economic burden. Atlanta Braves announced in November that the 2017 season will be held in the new stadium of C $ 672 million in Cobb County. When their team leaves the court and dismantles, Turner Stadium will be 21 years old. For the seemingly young age stadium without warning, this news shocked many fans. - Regarding the issue of same-sex marriage or homosexual rights, Elton John said, "Can we eliminate hatred?" In dealing with homosexual or homosexual marriage, this sentence shows a minority opinion.