Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

1 Ph.D. in Sport Management, Shahrood University of Technology

2 Associate Professor of Sport Management, Shahrood University of Technology

3 Assistant Professor of Sport Management Institute of Physical Education and Sport Sciences

Abstract

Resistive economy is one of the most important concerns for Iranian principles during recent years. Hence this study has been purposed to Effective factors identification with respect to Resistive Economy implementation in sport of Iranian State Universities. This descriptive research method has been in terms of Practical type and in terms of survey implementation.
The statistical population of the present study include all members of sport scientific Committee, economics departments of the universities, the directors of the physical education of the universities, the general administration of the Ministry of Science, University Physical Education Experts, experts in the field of economics whom are familiar with the research topic that Based on the random stratified sampling method. 376 people were selected as the sample.
The data collection tool was a researcher-made questionnaire whose formal validity and content were confirmed by a group of Professional professors. Cronbach's alpha method was used to calculate the reliability of the instrument (α=0.98). to analyze the data, the exploratory factor analysis method was used with Varimax rotation.
According to factor analysis 68 variables were divided into 8 factor: mobility and dynamism, self-reliance, Training and information, social development, planning, rule of law, consumption management and active participation. The importance of the factors was examined from the perspective of the subjects. Accordingly, consumption management with an average of 4.29± 0.47, active participation with an average of 4.11± 0.53, and planning with an average of 4.08± 0.58 were recognized as the most important factors of Resistive Economy in College sport.

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