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Bio | CV I am a professor in the Department of Economics at the College of Charleston,
where I've taught since 2007. My research
examines the economic and social impacts of gambling,
with a focus on U.S. casino gambling. I am one of the top
experts in the world on this issue, which I've been studying
since 1995. I
have published two books and more than 50 articles and book chapters on
the socioeconomic effects of gambling. Teaching Most of my classes are in microeconomics. I also teach a special-topics course on the economics of gambling. In the past, I have taught intermediate macroeconomics, international trade theory, senior research seminar, and public finance. Click here for information on my classes at the College of Charleston. |
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