State, national and tribal governments will receive comprehensive analyses of the economic impacts of proposed gaming legislation from the combined resources of Spectrum Gaming Group and Regional Economic Models, Inc. Using REMI’s dynamic modeling software to project gaming’s impacts on employment, wages, tax revenue and population, state and local governments can objectively assess the impacts of expanded gambling proposals on a national, state or county level. The Spectrum-REMI collaboration also will provide lawmakers with analyses including qualitative assessments and interviews with stakeholders to help them make informed decisions.
Spectrum Managing Director Michael Pollock said, “REMI is the gold standard among all economic models, and we have longed rely on their outputs to develop the comprehensive reports our clients demand. Our government clients know and trust REMI.”
REMI Chief Executive Officer Frederick Treyz said, “Spectrum professionals have been studying the impacts of gaming for more than 35 years, serving government state agencies from Florida to Washington. We are proud to partner with this pioneering firm.”
