Книга: Krystian Zawadzki «Euro 2012 economic impact on host cities in Poland»
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Производитель: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" The UEFA European Championship (Euro) is among the world`s most important sporting events staged nowadays. Apart from tremendous excitement among football fans, such a major event has a number of other implications, above all of economic nature. This study, as one of the few concerned with the Polish circumstances, is intended to determine what significance should be attributed to stage the Euro 2012 in Polish host cities. Aware of the difficulty in finding an unequivocal answer, the Author focused on four isolated areas of impact, namely: sports infrastructure, other infrastructure, tourist traffic and the labour market. ISBN:9783659502514 Издательство: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" (2013)
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