The social and economic impacts of a permanent casino in Hamilton

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1999-04

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Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton-Westworth

Abstract

This study examined the potential of a permanent casino in Hamilton with respect to its financial viability, economic impacts and social impacts. Although these three aspects are interrelated and influence one another, the results are presented separately for each aspect.

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Casinos -- Social aspects -- Ontario -- Hamilton, Casinos -- Economic aspects -- Ontario -- Hamilton

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/41336

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