Gambling in Canada: some insights for cost - benefit analysis

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the characteristics of the gambling market of Canada are discussed. Particular attention is given to analyses of the relationships between costs and benefits of gambling, as well as to developing a framework of the social, health and economic impact of gambling.

Social aspects, Canada, Gambling industry, Cost benefit analysis

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Casino gambling and crime: a panel study of Wisconsin counties

Article Abstract:

Research investigating connections between crime and gambling in the United States are discussed. Particular attention is given to the case of casino gambling in the United States county of Wisconsin. It is concluded that crime rates increase in the vicinity of casinos.

United States, Safety and security measures, Crime, Casinos, Wisconsin

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The political economy of gambling regulation

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning ways in which economic regulation theories can be applied to the gambling industry in the United States are discussed. Particular attention is given to constructing an interest group model and exploring ways of applying it to the markets of gambling.

Laws, regulations and rules, United States economic conditions, Gambling

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