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National Lottery Participation and Expenditure: the first five years

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  • John Sawkins
  • Valerie Dickie

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This paper uses data from the Family Expenditure Survey to analyse household participation in, and expenditure on, the National Lottery for the period 1995/6 to 1999/2000. During this time our results indicate that participation has fallen, nominal expenditure on the on-line games by participants has risen, whilst clear differences may be found between households classified according to occupational social class

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  • John Sawkins & Valerie Dickie, 2002. "National Lottery Participation and Expenditure: the first five years," Working Papers E01, Department of Economics, School of Management and Languages, Heriot Watt University.
    • Handle: RePEc:hwe:hwecwp:2002-e01
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