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Exploring Public Expenditure on FIFA World Cup Hosting: An Approach of Empirical Analyses

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  • Sandambi, Nerhum

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On this approach, explore the public expenditure on the FIFA World Cup hosting, countries naturally have high and strong challenges to host a tournament, for example, considering particularly on the year when Country hosting the event, exist for example strong investments in infrastructures, with strong relevant on sportive infrastructures. On majority Countries, exist naturally high implications with the hosting event, for example the successful of the tournament are naturally translated from existence on Country hosting the tournament, sportive culture, social organisation, strong political capacity of majority institutions, such as economic institutions and politics institutions. On the other hand, necessary exist for example high coordination of the public policy and work institutions, when not exist efficiency on working institutions, Countries have particularly unsuccessful with the tournament. On the other hand, majority Countries without good institutions and without good economic performance, show particularly that the respective tournament can have for example the decreases on the most important growth provided from revenues, such as the taxes revenue that are very important to guarantee good economic performance in particular. For example, other relevant policies can naturally translate high implications on year of realization of tournament, this implications are naturally based on the existence of the incapacities in large case of the economic institutions that existed in these respective Countries. The approach, show on the other hand, that the existence of the institutions incapacities are naturally the most and high important reason for increasing of public expenditure, for example, this evidence are confirmed on FIFA World Cup, Qatar 2022. Where Country was had naturally high costs of realization, representing for example, 373,83%. On the other hand, the explosion of the costs of tournament are naturally relatively with the inexistence of the infrastructures on the Country, in lign with the inexistence of the good working institutions, such as politic and economic institutions.

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  • Sandambi, Nerhum, 2026. "Exploring Public Expenditure on FIFA World Cup Hosting: An Approach of Empirical Analyses," SocArXiv j7syn_v1, Center for Open Science.
  • Handle: RePEc:osf:socarx:j7syn_v1
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/j7syn_v1
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