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Who has benefited most from the takeover of Liverpool football club
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Who has benefited most from the takeover of Liverpool football club? Economic concepts - Business revenue - Economies of scale - Growth (mergers, takeovers) - Supply and demand (wages, ticket prices) - Market structure - Costs - Externalities - Taxation - Employment levels - Income elasticity of demand (wages) Which type of people benefited - Citizens in Liverpool - (data found) - Majority shareholders (George Gillett, Tom Hicks) - Former shareholders - Players, managers, coaches - The actual city - (data found) - Fans - Councils - (data found) Data - £5000 per share agreed, values Liverpool F.C at £218.9 million. - Takeover paid off Liverpool F.C's debt of £44.8 million - Invested £215 million into new Stanley park stadium. - Deal worth to be £470 million Stanley Park stadium - The US takeover of Liverpool Football Club is being hailed by the city council as a major step forward for the regeneration of the Anfield area. The £215m project is expected to bring new community facilities, jobs, homes and...
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