UČINKI JAVNEGA FINANCIRANJA NA NEPROFITNA ŠPORTNA DRUŠTVA. (Slovenian)

The aim of this study is to analyse how the ratio between public and private funding is reflected in non-profit sport clubs in terms of their key strategic decisions and related perception of organisational performance. Based on data from 73 South-east European non-profit basketball clubs, the results show that a bigger share of budget funding coming from public resources may discourage clubs’ management from accepting more aggressive strategies. Those clubs more inclined to satisfying local community aims are more risk-averse and seek ways and means to increase the number of their members. At the same time, the clubs largely funded by private sources emphasise cost-effectiveness, the achievement of top sports results, and set shorter deadlines for achieving organisational goals. Moreover, a greater share of private funding implies comparatively better sports and, in turn, financial results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Članek preučuje učinke, ki jih ima različno razmerje med javnim in zasebnim financiranjem športnih društev na njihove strateške odločitve in končne rezultate. Rezultati analize podatkov, zbranih med 73 neprofitnih košarkarskih klubov iz štirih držav jugovzhodne Evrope, kažejo, da tisti klubi, ki večji delež sredstev dobijo iz javnih virov, sprejemajo manj agresivne strateške odločitve. Ti klubi dajejo prednost rasti organizacije, so nagnjeni k manjšemu tveganju in kažejo nekoliko večjo skrb za potrebe lokalne skupnosti. Na drugi strani rast deleža sredstev iz zasebnih virov vpliva na večje poudarjanje stroškovne učinkovitosti, doseganje vrhunskih športnih rezultatov in postavljanje krajših rokov za dosego organizacijskih ciljev. Ravno tako večji delež financiranja iz zasebnih virov implicira primerjalno boljše športne in posledično tudi finančne rezultate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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