A report to Manitoba Lotteries Corporation reviewing-- An analysis of the net social benefits from legalized gambling in the province of Manitoba

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1995-06

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Ernst & Young

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This report was prepared for the Manitoba Lotteries Corporation as a commentary on the April 7, 1995 report entitled "Analysis of the Net Social Benefits from Legalized Gambling in the Province of Manitoba," authored by Philippe Cyrenne, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, The University of Winnipeg.

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Manitoba Lotteries Corporation, Lotteries -- Manitoba, Gambling -- Manitoba, Gambling -- Social aspects -- Manitoba, Video lottery terminals -- Manitoba

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/297

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