@article {edsbas.ftciteseerx.oai.CiteSeerX.psu.10.1.1.333.955120130101,
	title = {1 WHAT JACKPOT? THE OPTIMAL LOTTERY TAX by.},
	year = {2013},
	abstract = {The payout rate on lotto is normally fixed. We show that such a policy is generally suboptimal from the lotto authorities {\textquoteright} point of view. The payout rate should be allowed to vary according to the number of rollovers that have occurred. To illustrate our argument, we simulate and optimize an econometric model of the lotto market in Israel. We also consider whether it is profitable to increase the frequency of lotto from once to twice a week. We wish to thank the referees for helpful remarks and the Eshkol Institute for Social Research in Israel for financial support in [...]},
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	author = {Michael, Beenstock and Ephraim, Goldin and Yoel, Haitovsky and Adam, Smith}
}
