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stadium novelty effect: a standalone construct

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the temporary boost in attendance after a team opens a new stadium, which fades over subsequent seasons.

In sport economics, stadium novelty effect refers to the temporary boost in attendance after a team opens a new stadium, which fades over subsequent seasons. This meaning comes from Clapp (2005) in Journal of Sports Economics.[1]

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  1. Clapp, C. M., & Hakes, J. K. (2005). How Long a Honeymoon? The Effect of New Stadiums on Attendance in Major League Baseball. Journal of Sports Economics, 6(3), 237-263. https://doi.org/10.1177/1527002504265957

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