Supply & Demand
Economic Impact
Direct Effects
Indirect Effects
Measurement Techniques
100

What do we call the relationship between the quantity of an item and the quantity consumers are willing to purchase?

Supply and demand

100

What is economic impact?

The net change in an economy resulting from event-related activity

100

What are direct effects in the context of economic impact?

The initial purchases made by visitors to attend an event

100

What are indirect effects?

The ripple effects of additional spending after direct effects

100

What is a common method used to measure economic impact?

An economic impact study

200

How do supply and demand affect the price you pay for a product or service?

They determine the price based on the quantity supplied and the quantity demanded.

200

What factors contribute to economic impact around an event?

Development of facilities, visitor spending, employment opportunities, and taxes.

200

Give an example of a direct effect when a large event is held in a city.

 Increased hotel bookings from event attendees.

200

How do businesses benefit from indirect effects?

They increase spending at other local businesses as a result of initial purchases.

200

Who typically conducts economic impact studies?

Sports leagues and organizations aiming to attract events to communities.

300

What happens to prices surrounding major events like a music festival when demand increases?

Prices typically increase due to higher demand for limited resources.

300

What is the primary focus of an economic impact study?

To determine the financial implications an event has on a market or region.

300

How are direct effects measured?

Through transactions between visitors (outside economy) and local businesses (inside economy).

300

Describe a scenario illustrating indirect effects during a major sporting event.

A local restaurant experiences increased sales, leading to them ordering more supplies from a local supplier.

300

Why is it important to conduct both pre-event and post-event studies?

To compare the economic changes and assess the event's overall impact.

400

What is the term for the overall effect on prices when both supply and demand fluctuate?

Market equilibrium

400

How do sports and entertainment impact local economies?

Through event impact, venue impact, industry segment impact, and superstar effects.

400

Why are local hotels and restaurants significant in studying direct effects?

They are the primary beneficiaries of initial visitor spending.

400

Why are indirect effects often more challenging to quantify than direct effects?

They involve multiple rounds of spending and business transactions.

400

What kind of data is collected during an economic impact study?

Data on visitor spending, employment changes, and local business transactions.

500

Describe how an increase in supply can affect consumer prices.

Increased supply can lead to lower prices if demand remains constant.

500

Why are both pre-event and post-event studies important in measuring economic impact?

They help to assess the overall economic changes caused by the event.

500

What role do spectators play in direct effects?

They contribute to direct effects through their purchases at events and local businesses.

500

How might indirect effects contribute to a community’s long-term economic growth?

By fostering stronger business relationships and increasing local employment opportunities.

500

What is the significance of the “superstar effect” in economic impact studies?

It highlights how high-profile events or individuals can disproportionately influence local economies.