The North American World Cup has saved itself all the investment from previous World Cups.
In the United States, where success is linked to money, many benefits from the tournament are expected.
A report prepared by the institution led by Swiss Gianni Infantino and the OECD states that the World Cup will have an impact of $41 billion on the GDP of the three host countries.
It estimates that 824,000 jobs will be created and will generate more than $9.4 billion in indirect tax revenue for public coffers for North America.
The projections are that it will generate more than $17 billion for domestic production, create around 185,000 jobs, and fans will spend more than $11 billion on travel, accommodation, and consumption during trips to enjoy the World Cup matches.
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In the United States, where success is linked to money, many benefits from the tournament are expected.
A report prepared by the institution led by Swiss Gianni Infantino and the OECD states that the World Cup will have an impact of $41 billion on the GDP of the three host countries.
It estimates that 824,000 jobs will be created and will generate more than $9.4 billion in indirect tax revenue for public coffers for North America.
The projections are that it will generate more than $17 billion for domestic production, create around 185,000 jobs, and fans will spend more than $11 billion on travel, accommodation, and consumption during trips to enjoy the World Cup matches.
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