A study at the University of Dayton in Ohio finds that Major League Baseball owners could finance stadiums themselves, and still make money in the long-run. The study looked at more than a dozen new baseball stadiums built since 1989, and found that a typical owner could have recovered the construction costs of his or her new stadium in an average of 12 years. Morning Edition host Cathy Wurzer spoke with Larry Hadley, economics professor at the University of Dayton and the study's author.