5.4a How can we develop methodologies and utilise existing data to quantify the social and individual costs and benefits generated as a result of the GB licensed gambling sectors, as well as the impact of unlicensed gambling sectors?
Background
Assessing the economic and social costs alongside the economic and social benefits of the gambling and lottery sectors is important for balanced, evidence-based policymaking. Research here will evaluate the industry’s economic and social impact relative to other sectors and international markets.
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