The National Economic Benefits of the Canadian Gambling Industry: Key Findings Report

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2019-06-19

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The National Economic Benefits of the Canadian Gaming Industry (the “Study”) was commissioned by the Canadian Gaming Association (CGA) to quantify the contributions that gaming makes in the Canadian economy. The Study examines the size and growth of the industry, which is an indication of the advancement made by the Canadian gaming industry to deliver increased access to gaming options in response to market demands, consumer tastes, and societal and technological change.

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Gambling -- Economic aspects -- Canada, Gambling -- Social aspects -- Canada, Gamblers -- Canada

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/110528

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