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Este artículo estudia los factores determinantes del consumo de Lotería Nacional en España entre 1850 y 2000. Los datos proceden de la Gaceta de Madrid (1850–1920), de las Cuentas de Tesoreros (Sección de Hacienda) del Archivo de la Administración General del Estado (1939–1955) y de los Informes Anuales de LAE (1985–2000). Se obtienen resultados sobre la influencia de la renta per cápita, nivel de estudios, urbanización, número de administraciones de lotería, grado de religiosidad y edad. Los modelos estadísticos se estiman a través de técnicas convencionales por MCO y otras más complejas que analizan la dependencia espacial.
Palabras clave:
Loterías Públicas
Consumo per Cápita
Historia Económica Regional
Dependencia espacial local
Abstract
This article examines the determinants of the Spanish National Lottery between 1850 and 2000. The sales data are from Gaceta de Madrid (1850–1920), Cuentas de Tesoreros (Sección de Hacienda) of Administración General Estado Archive (1939–1955) and the Annual Reports from LAE (1985–2000). The results provide a detailed examination of the socioeconomic and demographic characteristics of lottery players –income, educational levels, urbanisation, number of lottery retail outlets in the province, age and religion- that historically determine lottery ticket purchases in Spain. This study uses standard OLS estimation and models that account spatial dependence between a province and its neighbors.
Key words:
State Lotteries
Consumption per capita
Spanish Regional Economic History
Local Spatial autocorrelation
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