City's ROI on the NFL draft? Hardly worth measuring
In op-ed, Sr. Lect. Allen Sanderson argues that hosting the NFL Draft will have negligible impact on Chicago’s economy
The NCAA may be violating the Sherman Antitrust Act by refusing to pay student athletes
Audio: Senior Lect. Allen Sanderson argues student athletes should be paid, which would improve recruitment, help institutions
How the NFL exploits young men
In op-ed, Prof. Allen Sanderson explains how NCAA and NFL mistreat college football players during draft process
Economists argue it's 'unfair' that college athletes aren't paid
Sr. Lect. Allen Sanderson co-authors paper, which argues that not paying college athletes is unfair, possibly even illegal
Documents shed new light on Chicago's plans to host NFL draft
Sr. Lect. Allen Sanderson comments that taxpayer money will likely be used to fund NFL draft in Chicago
Why mandating higher minimum wage isn't best way to address poverty
In op-ed, Sr. Lect. Allen Sanderson argues raising minimum wage would be disruptive to market and harmful to low-wage workers
The Sochi Effect and the unwanted Olympics
Prof. Allen Sanderson says countries tend to lose money hosting the Olympics
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NATO Summit’s impact on Chicago
Sr. Lect. Allen Sanderson calls summit 'risky proposition,' says downside could be large
