The Effect of the Smoke- Free Illinois Act on Casino Admissions and Revenue
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1 The Effect of the Smoke- Free Illinois Act on Casino Admissions and Revenue Frank J. Chaloupka, University of Illinois at Chicago Society for Research on Nicotine & Tobacco Paper Session 10, Florence, Italy, March 10, 2017
2 Acknowledgements Frank J. Chaloupka, UIC and NBER John A. Tauras, UIC and NBER Scott Leischow, Mayo Clinic Gregg Moor, InSource Patricia Henderson, BHCAIH Funding provided by the National Cancer Institute under the State and Community Tobacco Control Initiative, grant number U01-CA154300, Scott Leischow, Principal Investigator, Mayo Clinic, and grant number UO1- CA154248, Frank J. Chaloupka, University of Illinois at Chicago, Principal Investigator
3 Smoke-Free Policies, 2005 Source: Americans for Nonsmokers Rights Foundation
4 Source: ANRF (2016)
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6 Smoke-free Casinos Despite the proliferation of smoke-free air laws across the United States, many state laws have exemptions for smoking in casinos Casinos operated by Native American tribes on tribal lands are exempt from state smokefree
7 Note: WI and VT have laws that cover state-regulated gambling facilities, but neither state currently has any such facilities.
8 Economic Impact of SFA Laws Sufficient evidence that smoke-free policies do not cause a decline in the business activity of the restaurant and bar industry
9 Economic Impact of SFA Laws Overall, rigorous empirical studies (largely from high-income countries) using objective economic indicators find that smoke-free policies do not have negative economic consequences for businesses, including restaurants and bars, with a small positive effect being observed in some cases. Findings from the limited existing research conducted in lowand middle-income countries are generally consistent with those from high-income countries.
10 Arguments for and Against Banning Smoking in Casinos Opponents of smoke-free casinos argue that smoking and gambling go hand in hand and banning smoking in casinos will have detrimental effects on casino revenues and admissions Proponents of eliminating secondhand smoke exposure in casinos contend there will be no negative economic consequences of prohibiting smoking in casinos and significant improvements in the health of casino workers and patrons of casinos will
11 Economic Impact of SFA Casino Laws Mixed evidence on effect of smoke-free policies on casino revenues. Mandel and colleagues (2005) and Glantz and Alamar (2005) concluded that there was no effect of Delaware s smoke-free policy on either total revenues or revenues per machine. Pakko (2006) concluded that the Delaware s smoke-free policy reduced gaming revenues in Delaware by 13 percent. Lal and Siahpush (2008) concluded that Victoria Australia s smoke-free policy reducing gaming revenues by about 14%.
12 Smoke-Free Illinois Act Implemented January 1, 2008 Prohibits smoking in enclosed public places and places of employment and prohibits smoking within 15 feet of building entrances, exits, windows that open, and ventilation intakes As part of the Smoke-Free Illinois Act, smoking on the gambling floors of all commercial casinos in Illinois was
13 Smoke-Free Illinois Act Year-old smoking ban still irks Illinois casinos, bars January 02, 2009 at 5:00 am By the Associated Press What is clear is that casino business is down since the ban started. Revenue at Illinois casinos dropped 20.2 percent between November 2007 and November 2008, according to the most recent figures available from the Illinois Gaming Board. Several factors are to blame, among them the weak economy. But the majority of the decrease has been as a result of the smoking ban, said Tom Swoik, executive director of the Illinois Casino Gaming Association.
14 Data Monthly gaming commission reports for Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, and Iowa for the period January 1998 September 2015 Specifically, we extracted monthly state-level data on: casino adjusted gross receipts admissions number of table games number of electronic gaming devices number of
15 Casino Admissions m1 2000m1 2002m1 2004m1 2006m1 2008m1 2010m1 2012m1 2014m1 2016m Year and Month fips = 17 fips = 18 fips = 19 fips = 29 fips 17=IL 18=IN 19=IA 29=MO
16 Real Per-Capita Adjusted Gross Receipts m1 2000m1 2002m1 2004m1 2006m1 2008m1 2010m1 2012m1 2014m1 2016m Year and Month fips = 17 fips = 18 fips = 19 fips = 29 fips 17=IL 18=IN 19=IA 29=MO
17 Dependent Variables Real per-capita gross adjusted receipts (AGR) Dividing the AGR by linearly interpolated population estimates from the US Census Deflating per-capita AGR by the monthly Consumer Price Index published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics ( =100) Admissions per-capita Dividing the absolute admissions by linearly interpolated population estimates from the US Census
18 Key Independent Variable Dichotomous indicator equal to one for the state of Illinois starting January 1, 2008 and equal to zero otherwise Specifically, the dichotomous indicator takes on a value equal to zero for the state of Illinois prior to January 1, takes on a value of 1 for the state of Illinois starting January 1, 2008, and takes on a value of zero for all other states for all
19 Other Independent Variables Supply side Variables: number of table games number of electronic gaming devices number of casinos Economic Conditions Important to control for the overall economic activity Strong recession beginning December 2007, one month before the Smoke-Free Illinois Act took effect Variables to control for economic conditions: unemployment rate (from BLS) coincident index (from Philadelphia Federal Reserve) combines four state-level indicators including: non-farm payroll employment, average hours worked in manufacturing, the unemployment rate, and wage and salary disbursements deflated by the consumer price index (U.S. city average)
20 Other Independent Variables Dichotomous indicators for each year (less one) To control for the overall distribution of revenue and admissions over time Dichotomous indicators for each state (less one) To capture unobserved time invariant state heterogeneity Dichotomous indicators for each quarter of the year (less one) To capture seasonality in admissions and revenue State*Year interaction term to capture state-specific trends over time in gross receipts and
21 Methods Three-way fixed-effects regression Fixed effects control for state-specific, year-specific, and quarterly-specific determinants of casino activity. Assumes differences across states, over time, and between quarters not captured by the other covariates in the model are accounted for by the state, year, and quarter fixed effects. Parameters are estimated by ordinary least squares regression and the standard errors are cluster corrected at the state level
22 Empirical Models Model 1 controls for: Smoke-free Illinois Act number of casinos, table games and electronic gaming devices State, year, and quarter fixed effects state specific time trends Model 2 is identical to Model 1, but Model 2 adds the unemployment rate to control for economic conditions Model 3 is identical to Model 2, but Model 3 replaces the unemployment rate with the coincident index as an alternative measure of state economic
23 Results: Casino Admissions Smoking Ban -17, (-0.14) Number of -57, Casinos (-1.15) Number of Table 1, Games (1.67) Number of Electronic (5.48) Gaming Devices Unemployment Model 1 Model 2 Model 3-26, (-0.19) -55, (-1.08) 1, (1.68) (3.56) 5, (0.29) 9, (0.07) -56, (-1.13) 1, (1.66) (2.89) Rate Coincident Index 9, (0.79) Note: all models include state, year, and quarter fixed effects and state-specific time trends. 23
24 Results: Per Capita Receipts Smoking Ban (-0.17) Number of Casinos (-0.45) Number of Table 0.02 Games (2.01) Number of 0.00 Electronic (3.64) Gaming Devices Unemployment Model 1 Model 2 Model (0.04) (-0.52) 0.02 (2.03) 0.00 (3.24) (-0.66) 0.01 (0.01) (-0.44) 0.01 (2.12) 0.00 (2.97) Rate Coincident Index 0.08 (0.62) Note: all models include state, year, and quarter fixed effects and state-specific time 24
25 Economic Impact of Smoke- Free Casinos - Conclusion The Smoke-free Illinois Act had no impact on casino business in Illinois
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