Post Tagged 'soccer'

July 16, 2019

Understanding America’s anti-market soccer system

The United States is globally known as the “father” of free enterprise. Even though the United States does not follow the same classical liberal principles implemented in its foundation, it still serves as a role model of a successful capitalist nation for many countries around the world . Continue Reading...

December 10, 2013

Soccer, Swindling And Sex Trafficking: 10 Things To Know

The Fédération Internationale de Football Association is holding the World Cup in Brazil, June 2014. Six men have been arrested for fixing Premier League soccer matches. Earlier this month, two British men were arrested for fixing Australian soccer matches. Continue Reading...

June 26, 2012

How soccer won’t decide the Euro crisis, but still matters

In what was dubbed the “Bailout Game” of the 2012 European Championships, the German national team defeated their Greek counterparts, the 4-2 score only slightly representative of the match’s one-sidedness. The adroit, disciplined Deutscher Fuβball-Bund owned 64% of the ball, prompting at least one economic retainment joke and the asking of the question: What does this game mean for Europe? Continue Reading...