Economic and Social Costs of Gambling: |
Cost Of Gambling In Missouri
Dollar cost per pathological gambler per year is $13,586. In 2001, MO taxpayers subsidized gambling to the tune of $604,705,430 |
Business Profitability Versus Social Profitability: Evaluating Industries with Externalities, The Case of the Casino Industry
By Earl L. Grinols,* David B. Mustard** |
Understanding the Economic Impact
of Casinos in Missouri A Review of the Leven-Phares Study Prepared for the UNITED STATES GAMBLING RESEARCH INSTITUTE by Robert Goodman and Edward Feser October 14, 1998 |
Casinos in Florida
An analysis of the Economic and Social Impacts Prepared by: The Executive Office of the Governor Office of Planning and Budgeting Timothy A. Kelly, Ph.D. Executive Director National Gambling Impact Study Commission |
The Social Costs of Gambling in Wisconsin
William N. Thompson, PH.D., Ricardo Gazel, PH.D., and Dan Rickman, PH.D. |
What Payoff can You Expect From Gambling?
Focus on the Family Legalized gambling makes poor people poorer. It also adds individuals and families to the poverty rolls. |
GAMBLING & ECONOMICS
Over $638 billion was gambled in the US in 1997. |
GAMBLING: Is it worth it?
Gambling Increases Homelessness Gambling Increases Bankruptcy Gambling Increases Suicide Gambling Increases Divorce Gambling Increases Addiction Gambling Increases Crime |
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