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Noll-Scully ratio: a standalone construct

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Sport economics

a measure of competitive balance comparing the actual spread of team win percentages with the spread expected if all teams were equally strong.

In sport economics, Noll-Scully ratio refers to a measure of competitive balance comparing the actual spread of team win percentages with the spread expected if all teams were equally strong. This meaning comes from Scully (1989) in The business of major league baseball.[1]

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References

Scully, G. W. (1989). The business of major league baseball. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226743899

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