The Determinants of Brazilian Football Clubs’ Debt Ratios

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Autor(a) principal: Freitas Neto, Raimundo Marciano de
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: Costa, Maria Alice Alves da, Dantas, Marke Geisy da Silva, Barbosa, Alexandro
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: BBR. Brazilian Business Review (English edition. Online)
Texto Completo: http://www.bbronline.com.br/index.php/bbr/article/view/55
Resumo: This paper explores the relationship between the debt ratio of Brazilian football clubs and several potential determinants, both financial and sports-related. Our explanatory variables are Current Ratio, Return on Assets, Score Percentage, Size, 12 Biggest Clubs, Access (to specific championships, e.g. Libertadores da América), Division, Title (won at time t) and Relegated (at time t). Data was collected from several publicly available channels and our sample was mostly decided according to this availability. The time range adopted was 2010-2013. The model employed was Generalized Estimating Equation. Our results suggest that debt ratios are more associated with their popularity or their participation in the highest division of its main championship rather than titles held, access to different competitions or relegation to lower levels. We believe that our findings may be useful for both practitioners, who might know the impact of their sports-related choices in their clubs’ debts, and policymakers, that could prepare differentiated policies for specific groups (e.g divisions).
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv The Determinants of Brazilian Football Clubs’ Debt Ratios
title The Determinants of Brazilian Football Clubs’ Debt Ratios
spellingShingle The Determinants of Brazilian Football Clubs’ Debt Ratios
Freitas Neto, Raimundo Marciano de
Football clubs
Determinants
Debt Ratio
Profitability
First Division
title_short The Determinants of Brazilian Football Clubs’ Debt Ratios
title_full The Determinants of Brazilian Football Clubs’ Debt Ratios
title_fullStr The Determinants of Brazilian Football Clubs’ Debt Ratios
title_full_unstemmed The Determinants of Brazilian Football Clubs’ Debt Ratios
title_sort The Determinants of Brazilian Football Clubs’ Debt Ratios
author Freitas Neto, Raimundo Marciano de
author_facet Freitas Neto, Raimundo Marciano de
Costa, Maria Alice Alves da
Dantas, Marke Geisy da Silva
Barbosa, Alexandro
author_role author
author2 Costa, Maria Alice Alves da
Dantas, Marke Geisy da Silva
Barbosa, Alexandro
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Freitas Neto, Raimundo Marciano de
Costa, Maria Alice Alves da
Dantas, Marke Geisy da Silva
Barbosa, Alexandro
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Football clubs
Determinants
Debt Ratio
Profitability
First Division
topic Football clubs
Determinants
Debt Ratio
Profitability
First Division
description This paper explores the relationship between the debt ratio of Brazilian football clubs and several potential determinants, both financial and sports-related. Our explanatory variables are Current Ratio, Return on Assets, Score Percentage, Size, 12 Biggest Clubs, Access (to specific championships, e.g. Libertadores da América), Division, Title (won at time t) and Relegated (at time t). Data was collected from several publicly available channels and our sample was mostly decided according to this availability. The time range adopted was 2010-2013. The model employed was Generalized Estimating Equation. Our results suggest that debt ratios are more associated with their popularity or their participation in the highest division of its main championship rather than titles held, access to different competitions or relegation to lower levels. We believe that our findings may be useful for both practitioners, who might know the impact of their sports-related choices in their clubs’ debts, and policymakers, that could prepare differentiated policies for specific groups (e.g divisions).
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