
Gambling Policy & Industry Consultant | Professor of Economics
I am a professor in the Department of Economics at the College of Charleston, where I have taught since 2007. My courses focus on microeconomics and the economics of gambling. I also work as a consultant on the socioeconomic impacts of legalized gambling, gambling policy, and related issues, which I have been studying since 1995. I have published two books and more than 60 journal articles and book chapters, and am recognized as one of the leading experts in the world on these issues.
My courses at the College of Charleston.
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