복권관련통계 | Open Data & Statistics in Lottery Area | 彩票统计
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- Northern Territory Gambling Prevalence Survey 2005
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A telephone survey of a sample of 1,873 NT residents was conducted in August–
September 2005 to study participation in and attitudes towards gambling. The survey
closely followed the approach of a previous major national survey conducted by the
Productivity Commission in 1999 and achieved a broadly comparable response rate of
37%.
The telephone survey revealed that 73% of adult residents of the NT participated in at least one gambling activity in the 12-month period preceding the survey (if raffles are included this figure rises to 85%).
Playing lotto or another lottery game had the highest participation rate (52.8% of the adult population). The next most frequent gambling activities were: buying instant scratch tickets (28.6%); playing poker machines (27.0%); playing keno (22.6%); and betting on horse or greyhound races (19.0%).
NT participation rates are generally lower than the Australian average measured in the same way by the Productivity Commission in 1999. In fact, NT residents only participated in one activity, keno, more than all Australians in 1999.
Reference: School for Social and Policy Research & School of Health Sciences
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