Comment on Kindt's paper

Article Abstract:

Drawing on Professor Kindt' s paper, it is argued that gambling industry has serious damage on states' economy and diverted huge profits to private parties. In view of its harmful effects on society, gambling industry must pay for the social costs incurred.

Science & research, Ethics, Research, Ethical aspects

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Winning at craps: are casinos vulnerable to state suits for social costs? - a preliminary analysis

Article Abstract:

An examination is conducted into the possibility of holding legal gambling companies responsible for the social costs involved. Taxation is suggested as a possible solution and that more research is to be done on the impact of gambling on states' economy.

Public Administration, Coin-operated amusement devices, Casinos, Casinos (except Casino Hotels), State & Local Government, State Government, Analysis, Economic aspects, Taxation, Actions and defenses, Litigation, Lawsuit/litigation, State/local government software, License lawsuit, Actions and defences

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