1. Demand For Gambling Sites
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Demand For Gambling Sites

Event, gambling activity throughout the U.K declined sharply. The second is a dummy variable for October 2001, the month when the gambling tax changes were fully implemented. This takes ac-count of the publicity that surrounded the tax reduction and may have provided a temporary boost to demand. Given that the tax change was announced in April. The demand for gambling, 155.—Elasticity of demand, 156.—Demand for bookmaking in Nevada, 157.—Parimutuel betting, 158.—Price, tax, and state revenue, 160.

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