Despite Billion-Dollar Jackpots, Critics Say the Lottery Is a Losing Game
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The Lottery's Financial Mirage and Its Ethical Dilemmas
This chapter explores the controversial role of lotteries in the U.S., focusing on who plays and why, particularly among lower-income groups who see it as a chance for financial advancement. It questions the ethics of lotteries and their impact on marginalized populations, examining the real benefits to public services like education.
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