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Scope: Analysis of economic gains from infrastructure, tourism, and global exposure. Findings: Host cities experience short-term growth; long-term benefits are variable. Implications: Policies should include sustainable post-game use of facilities to ensure long-term benefits.

Scope: Study of financial impacts of promoting gender equity in sports. Findings: Gender equity leads to expanded market opportunities and participation rates. Implications: Encouragement of equal investment in women's and men's sports can foster economic growth.

Scope: Investigating how mega-events like World Cups affect small, local business economies. Findings: Mixed impacts; some businesses thrive, others suffer due to displacement or overshadowing. Implications: Need for inclusive policies that protect and promote local businesses during such events.

Scope: Longitudinal study of the impact of youth sports on economic health. Findings: Increases human capital and long-term earnings. Implications: Invest in youth sports for broader economic gains and improved public health.

Scope: Examination of legalized sports betting and its effect on economies. Findings: Potential source of tax revenue and economic activity, but also associated social costs. Implications: The need for regulations to ensure economic growth without undermining social welfare.

Scope: Impact of sports facilities and franchises on urban redevelopment. Findings: Can prompt revitalization and positive economic changes in urban areas. Implications: Urban planning should integrate sports development with wider community development goals.

Scope: Relationship between public financing of stadiums and economic growth. Findings: Subsidies often fail to deliver promised economic benefits. Implications: Policymakers should critically assess stadium investment plans and include community benefits agreements.

Scope: Financial analysis of injuries within professional sports. Findings: High costs related to medical care, insurance, and player absences. Implications: Investments in injury prevention and health management can save on costs and improve economic outcomes.

Scope: Assessment of governmental spending on sports infrastructure. Findings: Public investments can spur economic activity but vary in effectiveness. Implications: Careful planning and analysis are required to ensure positive economic returns and community benefits.

Scope: The linkage between outdoor sport activities and economic health. Findings: Outdoor recreation contributes significantly to economic well-being through tourism, conservation, and lifestyle. Implications: Environmental policies and investments in outdoor access can have solid economic benefits.

Scope: Assessment of revenue generated by professional sports teams within their local economies. Findings: Teams contribute to conspicuous spending, job creation, and increased economic activity. Implications: Policies should leverage team presence for economic development but be wary of overvaluing and overfunding.

Scope: Analysis of the economic influence of sports-induced tourism. Findings: Increases in hotel occupancy, spending, and local tax revenue. Implications: Potentials for long-term tourism strategies to maximize economic benefits.

Scope: Investigation of e-sports' growth and its influence on traditional sports. Findings: E-sports attracts new demographics, creating fresh revenue streams. Implications: Traditional sports may need to innovate and collaborate with the e-sports industry.

Scope: Evaluation of how sports franchises stimulate local business activity. Findings: Positive multiplier effects, with increased activity in related sectors. Implications: Policy should focus on maximizing the spread of economic benefits across the community.