On the recordOctober 24, 2011
those who legalize, regulate, promote, and profit from gambling have an ethical and an economic imperative to minimize the social cost of gambling addiction.
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congress.govthose who legalize, regulate, promote, and profit from gambling have an ethical and an economic imperative to minimize the social cost of gambling addiction.
Stresses the responsibility of the gambling industry to address addiction.
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