Honest game, or why you need to resolve doping
The economist’s view of the problem of sports sanctions Photo: Photoxpress The crusade against doping in the Olympic movement is a relatively recent phenomenon. Sixty years ago, no one was worried about which tablets take and what liquids adults introduce into the blood, who want to win in competitions. Doping control at the Olympic Games was proposed to be introduced in 1960, after the Danish Danish Knud Jensen, who had crossed amphetamines, died in Rome.