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Sports Organizations Adapt to Economic Changes
- 1 Department of Economy, Guangzhou College of Commerce, Guangzhou, 511363, China
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Abstract
The development of sports is inseparable from the prosperity and development of the economy. The change of economy and the development of sports are inseparable. And sports organizations are naturally inseparable from the economy. However, there is yet to be any relevant literature that can thoroughly study the conclusion of this subject, so it is necessary to synthesize some relevant literature from Chinese and foreign scholars and critics to conduct a review study. It is found that the adaptability of sports organizations to economic changes is mainly related to the support of policies and the construction degree of sports culture, as well as people's ideological acceptability and coping ability in the face of diversified development. After exploring, we can study and judge how sports organizations will change accordingly through economic changes and make appropriate regulations and controls so that organizations can be more comfortable in the face of various changes.
Keywords
Sports management, sports organizations, economic changes
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Wu,Y. (2024). Sports Organizations Adapt to Economic Changes. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,97,181-187.
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