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Volume: 1 Issue: 3
( 2002)
Keywords:
competition
hong kong jockey club
tax
online gambling
i-gambling
e-gambling
internet gambling
Jurisdictions:
hong kong
In defence of revenues
Competition concentrates the mind like few other activities. But the drive to do something fast can lead to strange results. The recent Hong Kong legislation suggests a measure of desperation in their approach to dealing with online competition.
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