How to produce the belief in clean sports which sells
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| Deutscher übersetzter Titel: | Wie man den Glauben an einen sauberen Sport produziert, der sich verkauft |
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| Autor: | Frenger, Monika; Emrich, Eike; Pitsch, Werner |
| Erschienen in: | Performance enhancement & health |
| Veröffentlicht: | 2 (2013), 4 (INDHR 2013), S. 210-215, Lit. |
| Format: | Literatur (SPOLIT) |
| Publikationstyp: | Zeitschriftenartikel |
| Medienart: | Elektronische Ressource (online) Gedruckte Ressource |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| ISSN: | 2211-2669 |
| DOI: | 10.1016/j.peh.2014.09.001 |
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| Erfassungsnummer: | PU201501000539 |
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How to produce the belief in clean sports which sells |
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How to produce the belief in clean sports which sells Betriebswirtschaft Compliance Doping Dopingbekämpfung Dopingkontrolle Fairness Hochleistungssport Konsum Konsumverhalten Leistungssport Marketing Modell Profisport Simulation Sportorganisation Täuschung Wettkampf Wettkampforganisation Zuschauer Zuschauerverhalten |
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How to produce the belief in clean sports which sells |
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Wie man den Glauben an einen sauberen Sport produziert, der sich verkauft |
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Organisers of sport competitions sell a product, consisting of athletes’ performance and integrity of competition. These components are consumed simultaneously. Consumer demand for elite sport is at its highest when athletes perform at a high level and when consumers can believe in the athletes’ compliance with the rules. Anti-doping tests are needed because doping cannot be observed directly by consumers but only through the results of doping tests. However, if tests catch too many guilty deviators, consumer belief in the athletes’ compliance diminishes. Organisers of sporting events must decide on the intensity of testing in order to stabilise consumer demand. Intensive testing has the potential to deter athletes from using illicit substances or methods, thus leading to a low rate of detected athletes. A low rate of tests will deter fewer athletes from doping, but will also lead to a low number of detected athletes. Both strategies support consumer belief in compliance with the rules but have differing impact on athletes’ performance. Using a formal model and conducting a numerical simulation, we show that the present rate of about 2% adverse analytical findings is optimal for maximising the economic value of the competition for consumers, organisers, and athletes. Additionally, we show that the maximum utility of a low test rate can be changed if some specific but implausible criteria are met. Verf.-Referat |
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10.1016/j.peh.2014.09.001 2211-2669 Betriebswirtschaft Compliance Doping Dopingbekämpfung Dopingkontrolle Fairness Hochleistungssport Konsum Konsumverhalten Leistungssport Marketing Modell Profisport Simulation Sportorganisation Täuschung Wettkampf Wettkampforganisation Zuschauer Zuschauerverhalten business management competition competition organization competitive sport compliance consumption doping doping control fairness fake fight against doping marketing model professional sport simulation spectator spectator behavior sport organization top-level sport Dopingmittel Berufssport Berufssportler Professional Professionalismus Profitum Wettbewerbssport Wettkampfsport Leistungssportler Leistungssportlerin Fair play Dopinganalyse Hochleistungssportler Spitzensport Hochleistungssportlerin Hochleistungstraining Höchstleistungstraining Spitzensportler Modellierung Modell, kognitives Modellbildung Rennen Wettbewerb Rundenwettkampf Wettkampfintensität Vergleichskampf Besucher Publikum Zuschauerausschreitung Zuschauererwartung Massenverhalten Zuschauersport Zuschauereinfluss Wirtschaftswissenschaft Kapital Markt Merchandising Promoting Vermarktung Verkauf performance sport deception high-performance sport adherence race (ATHLE; CYCLG; EQUES; SKICC; SKIDH; SPESK; SWIMG; AUTOR) behavior of spectators applied economics management theory How to produce the belief in clean sports which sells PU201501000539 201501000539 |
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Betriebswirtschaft Compliance Doping Dopingbekämpfung Dopingkontrolle Fairness Hochleistungssport Konsum Konsumverhalten Leistungssport Marketing Modell Profisport Simulation Sportorganisation Täuschung Wettkampf Wettkampforganisation Zuschauer Zuschauerverhalten |
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Dopingmittel Berufssport Berufssportler Professional Professionalismus Profitum Wettbewerbssport Wettkampfsport Leistungssportler Leistungssportlerin Fair play Dopinganalyse Hochleistungssportler Spitzensport Hochleistungssportlerin Hochleistungstraining Höchstleistungstraining Spitzensportler Modellierung Modell, kognitives Modellbildung Rennen Wettbewerb Rundenwettkampf Wettkampfintensität Vergleichskampf Besucher Publikum Zuschauerausschreitung Zuschauererwartung Massenverhalten Zuschauersport Zuschauereinfluss Wirtschaftswissenschaft Kapital Markt Merchandising Promoting Vermarktung Verkauf |
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performance sport deception high-performance sport adherence race (ATHLE; CYCLG; EQUES; SKICC; SKIDH; SPESK; SWIMG; AUTOR) behavior of spectators applied economics management theory |
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