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The Business of
Gaming:
Economic & Management
Issues
Edited by William R. Eadington and
Judy A. Cornelius
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Most commercial gaming
organizations, whether privately held, publicly traded, or
government owned, are either nearly new or have experienced rapid
growth and change in the past decade. This has required the
accumulation of a wide variety of business skills, including
marketing, human resource management, customer service,
compliance, and strategic planning. Furthermore, because of
the controversial nature of permitted gambling in most
jurisdictions, gaming operations must be particularly sensitive to
community and public relation.
The articles contained in this
book examine commercial gaming industries from a wide variety of
business perspectives including marketing and management. In
addition, studies are drawn from the social science disciplines of
economics and sociology, allowing the reader to better understand
the complexities of gaming operations in the modern
world.
Preface
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The Business of Gaming: Economic &
Management Issues
34 articles, 496 pages, 1999
cloth, ISBN 0-942828-38-0, $34.95
Table of
Contents
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Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
Section 5
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Economic Dimensions of
Commercial Gaming Industries
Casino Management
Issues
Casino Operations
Issues
Casino Design and
Ambience
Studies of Casinos and
Competition
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