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From the author: Based on 1980-95 data, this paper estimates and forecasts net lottery revenues for states with and without lotteries. This study indicates that a multi-state estimation is improved when a time-series and cross-section technique is used. Forecasting results are also improved when unequal time series in the data and less-than-full first years of operating lottery are controlled. For states without lotteries, the time-series and cross-section estimation indicates that only two of 14 states without a lottery would have generated net lottery revenue of more than $100 million. The number increases to five of 14 in the cross-section estimation.
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Title: Estimating net lottery revenues for states.
Author: Terry Ashley
Publication:Atlantic Economic Journal (Refereed)
Date: June 1, 1999
Publisher: Atlantic Economic Society
Volume: 27 Issue: 2 Page: 170(9)
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Author(s)Terry Ashley, Yi Liu, Semoon Chang
PublisherAtlantic Economic Society
ISBN / ASINB00098V0AM
ISBN-13978B00098V0A7
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Sales Rank12,800,981
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