Interaction of Management and Economics in Improving the Efficiency of the Development of the Sports Industry
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Summing up, the conducted research outlines the major role of interdisciplinary approach towards enduring efficient development in sports sector. Such an approach is rooted in modern challenges of fast-changing environment in both exogenic and endogenic aspects of sport industry. Consequently, such a situation needs an adequate toolkit in the form of interdisciplinary organizational model aimed at supporting value-focused development.
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Sport, factors interdisciplinary approach, sports entrepreneurship, sport development model, sports industry, micro and macro levelDownloads
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