Final report of findings: New Hampshire Gaming Study Commisssion, May 18, 2010/ by New Hampshire Gaming Study Commisssion.
- Title:
- Final report of findings: New Hampshire Gaming Study Commisssion, May 18, 2010/ by New Hampshire Gaming Study Commisssion.
- Author:
- New Hampshire Gaming Study Commission
- Call Number:
- 363.42 G72f
- Publication Information:
- [Concord, NH]: [New Hampshire] Gaming Study Commission, 2010.
- Physical Description:
- 174 p.: maps, charts (some color), 28 cm.
- Description:
- The Gaming Study Commission was formed by executive order of Gov. Lynch to conduct " a thorough and comprehensive review of various models for expanded gaming and their potential to generate state revenues, as well as an assessment of the social, economic and public safety impacts of gaming options on the quality of life in New Hampshire"
Contents:Transmittal letter to Governor John H. Lynch -- About this report -- Findings of the Commission -- The impact of expanded gambling in NH : final report to the Governor's Study Commission on Expanded Gambling, May 18, 2010 / New Hampshire Center for Public Policy -- What's at stake? : community conversations on the benefits and risks of expanded gambling in New Hampshire - final report to the Governor's Study Commission on Expanded Gambling, April 20, 2010 / University of New Hampshire -- Summary of Commission work -- Appendices: Executive order ; Commission members ; Gambling proposal templates ; UNH Survey Center spring 2010 polling results. - Subjects:
- Gambling Reesarch New Hampshire. , Gambling Public opinion. New Hampshire , Gambling Sociological aspects. New Hampshire , Gambling Economic aspects. New Hampshire
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- Gift of the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy; September 2024 ;
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