Public subsidies for sport stadiums

Article Abstract:

Washington D.C. Mayor, Anthony A. Williams, supports the building of professional sports stadiums in Washington, as it would bring new development in the city, create jobs and contracting opportunities for residents and businesses. Director of government affairs for the National Taxpayers Union, Paul J. Gessing, feels that instead of forcing taxpayers to fund professional sports stadiums, cities would be better off directing taxpayers dollars to maintaining basic services in the city.

Public Finance Activities, Financial management, Facilities & equipment, Washington, DC, Public Administration & Finance, Public Finance-Total Govt, Public Admin & Finance-Total Govt, Usage, Finance, Public finance, Buildings and facilities, Washington, D.C., Stadiums, Company financing

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Lessons Learned

Article Abstract:

The experiences of the Vietnam War continue to influence strategies adopted by America's field generals and politicians. America is desperate not to repeat its mistakes of the Vietnam War.

Analysis, Influence, Military strategy, Vietnam War, 1959-1975

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