::edit:: I was uncertain where I should post this, so I apologize if I overlooked a more appropriate section. If anyone has any suggestions or comments, I would be immensely grateful. They release monthly revenue reports for each casino but withhold data regarding the casinos' changing blackjack rules. The problem is the necessary data isn't exactly forthcoming, and the Indiana Gaming Commission hasn't been particularly helpful. My thesis is that while casinos can only compete in their physical location once, they can relocate along a one-dimensional 'street' ranging from player-advantage to house-advantage. What I'd like to do is analyze the competition amongst casinos in the blackjack tables- preferably in Indiana - within the context of Hotelling's model. I am looking for some help on an econ paper I've to write over this Thanksgiving break. I'm an econ and philosophy major nearing graduation but have a few term papers to finish. I'm newly registered here, but have been visiting the Wizard's sites for several months now.

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