ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 28, Issue 1, 1998January 01, 1998 EDT
Have Native American Casinos Diminished Other Gambling in Minnesota? An Economic Answer Based on Accessibility
Have Native American Casinos Diminished Other Gambling in Minnesota? An Economic Answer Based on Accessibility
Articles in Vol. 28, Issue 1, 1998
Vol. 28, Issue 1, 1998
- An Integrated Environmental Management Case Study: The Upper Sugar River Watershed InitiativeMichael J. Koles
- A Simultaneous Multinomial Logit Model of Indirect Internal Migration and EarningsAlok K. BoharaRandall G. Krieg
- Spatial Aggregation and Forecast Accuracy in a Functional Economic Area and Its Component CountiesJon R. Miller
- Input-Output+Econometric and Econometric+Input-Output: Model Differences or Different ModelsGuy R. WestRandall W. Jackson
- Have Native American Casinos Diminished Other Gambling in Minnesota? An Economic Answer Based on AccessibilityDonald N. Steinnes
- A Multidimensional Estimation of Export BaseThomas R. HarrisGeorge E. EbaiJ. Scott Shonkwiler
Steinnes, Donald N. 1998. “Have Native American Casinos Diminished Other Gambling in Minnesota? An Economic Answer Based on Accessibility.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 28 (1): 18–35.