Here are some of his notable works:
Books:
* "The Economics of Baseball: A Theoretical and Empirical Review" (2012): This book offers a comprehensive overview of economic analysis in the baseball industry. It covers topics such as salary determination, team performance, and the effects of labor market regulations.
* "The Baseball Economist: The Real Game Behind the Numbers" (2015): This book explores the use of analytics in baseball, examining how data can be used to improve decision-making and team performance.
Articles:
* "The Impact of the Reserve Clause on Major League Baseball Salaries": This article examines the effects of the reserve clause, a historical rule that limited player mobility, on baseball salaries.
* "The Economics of Team Performance in Major League Baseball": This article investigates the factors that contribute to team success in baseball, including player talent, team strategy, and market size.
* "The Impact of the Draft on Major League Baseball Salaries": This article analyzes the influence of the draft system on player salaries and team competitiveness.
Other contributions:
* Co-author of the "Baseball Research Journal": Meer has co-authored numerous articles and research papers published in this academic journal dedicated to the study of baseball.
His work is widely cited and considered influential in the field of sports economics. He is also a frequent contributor to media outlets such as ESPN and The Wall Street Journal, providing insights on the economic aspects of baseball and sports in general.