New York and New Jersey examine World Cup economic impact
New York and New Jersey are launching an examination to assess whether the World Cup investment generated promised returns. The host committee had projected $3.3 billion in economic impact from hosting the tournament, and officials now want to verify if those predictions materialized.
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New York, New Jersey to examine whether World Cup funds were money well spent
New York and New Jersey are launching an examination to assess whether the World Cup investment generated promised returns. The host committee had projected $3.3 billion in economic impact from hosting the tournament, and officials now want to verify if those predictions materialized.
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