Stephen Dubner

So that's a big fat no, plainly.

So that's a big fat no, plainly.

So that's a big fat no, plainly.

Stevenson may not know football, but she does know labor economics.

Stevenson may not know football, but she does know labor economics.

Stevenson may not know football, but she does know labor economics.

Can I have an example of some labor economics advice you may have given?

Can I have an example of some labor economics advice you may have given?

Can I have an example of some labor economics advice you may have given?

So what makes a good job? That's an easy answer, yeah? Yeah.

So what makes a good job? That's an easy answer, yeah? Yeah.

So what makes a good job? That's an easy answer, yeah? Yeah.

So when a company does provide what economists like Stevenson call compensation outside of wages, why do they provide that?

So when a company does provide what economists like Stevenson call compensation outside of wages, why do they provide that?

So when a company does provide what economists like Stevenson call compensation outside of wages, why do they provide that?

Betsy, I know you took a look at the NFL Players Survey. How do you think about their non-wage compensation in terms of this first bucket?

Betsy, I know you took a look at the NFL Players Survey. How do you think about their non-wage compensation in terms of this first bucket?

Betsy, I know you took a look at the NFL Players Survey. How do you think about their non-wage compensation in terms of this first bucket?

OK, split by three players with, let's call it, eight home games a season. So a little over $6,000 a game you're paying out of pocket. I'll trust your math.

OK, split by three players with, let's call it, eight home games a season. So a little over $6,000 a game you're paying out of pocket. I'll trust your math.