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Research and Markets announces addition of Indian Gaming Industry Report to its offering8 June 2016(PRESS RELEASE) -- Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Indian Gaming Industry Report" report to their offering. The Indian Gaming Industry Report provides current, unique, cutting-edge research on Indian gaming appropriate for Native American tribes, gaming companies, casino vendors, investors, regulators, federal/state/local governments, gaming analysts, industry consultants, attorneys, lobbyists, public and government affairs consultants, academics, and any individuals interested in the state of Indian gaming. The report is succinct yet thorough in its analysis and information on the state of Indian gaming today. The Report provides nationwide and state statistics (the latter not available anywhere else) for calendar year 2014, the most current data available. Market summaries and performance metrics are provided by state. Summaries include year-over-year comparisons for gaming and non-gaming related revenue. The Report includes a directory of the 489 Indian gaming facilities that operated in the United States in 2014 along with a cross-reference listing of 243 gaming tribes and the facilities they own. The Report also includes comparisons across states and classes of gaming, state-by-state historical perspective and trends, an examination of the reasons for Indian gaming performance, comparisons to other gaming segments, an economic impact analysis measuring Indian gaming's contribution to the U.S. economy, and a qualitative future outlook. Significant Findings - In calendar year 2014, there were 243 Native American tribes operating nearly 352,000 gaming machines and nearly 7,800 table games in 489 gaming facilities across 28 states. - Gaming revenue at Indian gaming facilities nationwide grew approximately 2% in 2014 to an all-time high of approximately $28.9 billion. - 2014 was the fifth consecutive year of growth for Indian gaming. - The growth rate of non-gaming revenue at Indian gaming facilities (5%) was more double that of gaming revenue. - There was a wide disparity in performance within Indian gaming. - Gaming revenue grew in 20 states, including double-digit growth in three states, and declined in 8 states. - The top 2 states generated approximately 39% of total gaming revenue at Indian gaming facilities; the top 5 states generated about 62%; and the top 10 states generated 85%. - Indian gaming facilities, including non-gaming operations, directly and indirectly generated approximately $95.0 billion in output, 738,000 jobs, $32.6 billion in wages, $1.7 billion in federal, state, and local taxes, and $8.0 billion in direct revenue sharing payments to federal, state, and local governments. - In 2014, the performance of the commercial casino segment was the polar opposite that of Indian gaming with a decline of approximately 2%. - Indian gaming generated 43.5% of all U.S. casino gaming revenue in 2014. Key Topics Covered: 1. Preface 2. Executive Summary 3. Background 4. Data 5. Methodology 6. The State of Indian Gaming 7. Comparisons of Indian Gaming to Other Segments of the Gaming Industry 8. Assessment of the Performance of Indian Gaming 9. The Economic Contribution of Indian Gaming to the United States Economy 10. The Fiscal Benefits of Indian Gaming to the United States Economy 11. Endnotes 12. References For more information visit the Research and Markets website. |