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The Impact of Big Sports Events On Host Country's Economy

  • Nowadays, big sport events such as Olympic Games are not only an exciting carnival for sports enthusiasts, but also a good opportunity for the host country/city to accelerate its economic development. After more than 40 years of development, Computable General Equilibrium has been proved to be a very powerful tool to analyze the impact of big sports events on host country/city. In this paper, 2008 Beijing Olympic Games will be used as the target case to study the impact on the economy. A Supply model and a demand model will be established according to CGE theory to describe the case. This paper is not focused on the detail but the whole picture of Beijing’s economy by analyzing the industrial structure changes under the influences of hosting the Olympic. Beijing’s industrial structure development will also be analyzed in this paper.

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Author:Chen Jiashi
Subtitle (English):- The case of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games -
Advisor:Daniel Cerquera
Document Type:Master's Thesis
Language:English
Year of Completion:2015
Year of first Publication:2015
Release Date:2015/11/26
Tag:Computable General Equilibrium CGE; Input-output Model; Olympic Games Beijing 2008; Sports Event
Degree Program:IMM - International Management
Functional area:Economics