According to a report by Kevin Bogardus of publication
The Hill, online gambling would create new jobs:
For the study this report is based on, see
H2 Assesses the Economic Impact Internet Gaming Regulation in the United StatesThe report estimates a tax windfall of 57.5 billion over five years. Assuming tax at a heavy 40%, this would require a profit to the online gambling industry of around 150 billion, or 30 billion a year.
Whenever I read these reports, by industry-financed online gambling lobbyists, about the taxation utopia that legalised online gambling would bring to the USA, I always immediately wonder why the vastly greater financial damage to the people themselves is never placed in the equation.
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Yup, strangely they always forget the costs. Both direct and indirect. Have never read a decent study were gambling would have a positive effect on the economy.
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