Super Bowl Economics | KQED Newsroom
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Channel: KQED News · 2016 · News & Politics
The Bay Area will soon be in the spotlight as the NFL celebrates Super Bowl 50, the golden anniversary of the league’s biggest game. An estimated one million people are expected to pour into the Bay Area for Super Bowl week and bring significant cash flow to businesses in the region. But there are also huge costs for the Bay Area to host the event, from security to traffic control and transportation. Guests: • Jason Trimiew, Vice President of Community Relations, Super Bowl 50 Host Committee • Jamie Matthews, Mayor of Santa Clara • Ann Killion, San Francisco Chronicle Sports Columnist • C.W. Nevius, San Francisco Chronicle Columnist
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