The Jordan Effect.
September 26, 2001 6:10 AM   Subscribe

The Jordan Effect. The more important question regarding MJ's return is if he will be good for the economy. Remember back in '98 when Fortune reported that the overall value of the Jordan Effect was around $10 billion and counting. Could he be the answer for our sagging economy? Not likely. But then again remember that What's Good for Michael Jordan is Good for America. (At least, that was Salon's take back in the day.) So whether we're Wizards' fans or not maybe rooting for Jordan should be our American duty.
posted by jacknose (3 comments total)
 
That, or us Washingtonians can finally not say "oh yeah, we have a basketball team and man they are really bad."

The consumer confidence thing is the same as the stock market. The media talked it into recession. I'm not buying any less than I was a month ago, and most of my friends aren't, but every two minutes CNN is prophecizing doom and gloom ahead.

We need some famous celebrities to come out and say "the media needs to put a lid on it" or something.
posted by eljuanbobo at 7:27 AM on September 26, 2001


What you can say now is "oh yeah, we have a basketball team and man they are really bad...except for Michael." :-)
posted by jpoulos at 7:40 AM on September 26, 2001


Exactly. We MIGHT win one game this year. I'm stoked.
posted by eljuanbobo at 12:22 PM on September 26, 2001


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