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List of references for legalized gambling, government policy etc.
Updated on Feb 22, 09
Created on Feb 16, 09
Category: Government & Politics
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This article will help paint the picture on how large the gambling industry has become and why its a problem. It also offers different opinions on how much of a problem is and what are some solutions. This will pair nicely when I present other ideas.
This article reflects information that a Casino has passed in state senate to be built. This is an argument that it is benefiting the state. I will hopefully use this (even though its the government) to show that this isn't really mutually beneficial.
This article offers a broader perspective on what gambling in general does to society and the economy as a whole. I am present a very focused area of the U.S but, it will offer some varying perspectives that speak holistically to whats presented.
This article reflects the point that income such as casinos is very very important to Indians and that without it they really wouldn't survive. This presents an idea against local business people who don't want to see their business go into the hole.
This article shows the revenue sharing agreement that an Indian tribe has negotiated with for their Gun Lake Casino. It will allow me to compare how much money it will create for the area versus what it will destroy.
This shows a link to University of Massachusetts at Boston found that Casinos create a large number of great paying jobs. The study found that Casinos were good to commonwealth.
Revenues from Casinos continue to peak even though the attributes of a weakening economy loom. This pay present valuable information that in troubling times it may be a stable industry.
This article will help defend the creation of casinos. This site presents the fact that Michigan is handling the increase in compulsive gambling.
9 items | 14 visits
List of references for legalized gambling, government policy etc.
Updated on Feb 22, 09
Created on Feb 16, 09
Category: Government & Politics
URL: