Kansas City bets a new Royals stadium will help pay for itself. Decades of research say it won't

Дата публикации: 12-10-2026 09:00:00

Kansas City staff used a graphic of a rack of ribs to show how increased tax revenues from a "stadium impact area" could help pay Kansas City's share of construction costs. Economics and public policy experts say it's flawed logic: "These are magic ribs."

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