Fiscal Pressure, Tax Competition, and the Introduction of State Lotteries

James Alm (), Michael McKee and Mark Skidmore

National Tax Journal, 1993, vol. 46, issue 4, 463-76

Abstract: Uses discrete-time hazard function estimation methods to examine the factors that affect the probability that a state will enact a lottery, where the probability is assumed to depend upon on economic, fiscal, demographic, and political factors.

Date: 1993
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