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2023 Summer Season Brings Mixed Results for South Jersey Economy

The 2023 Summer Season marks the 2nd full year of back to normal environment for South Jersey and the latest information gives mixed signals about the Economy

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Casino industry spurs $329 billion in US economic activity

The U.S, casino gambling industry says it generates nearly $329 billion a year in economic activity.

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Jersey Shore visitors are spending less, leaving quicker

Businesses at the shore definitely got a sense this summer that folks have less money to throw around.

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Jersey Shore visitors are spending less, leaving quicker

Businesses at the shore definitely got a sense this summer that folks have less money to throw around.

Cape may countyNew jerseyUnited statesNew yorkNew jerseyansDiane wielandSharon franzMeg dowdyLloydd levenson institute of gamingCape may county department of tourismStockton universityBureau of ocean energy managementJersey shoreCape may county departmentSteel pierAtlantic city

Jersey Shore visitors are spending less, leaving quicker

Businesses at the shore definitely got a sense this summer that folks have less money to throw around.

New jerseyUnited statesNew yorkCape may countyNew jerseyansMeg dowdySharon franzDiane wielandLloydd levenson institute of gamingCape may county department of tourismStockton universityBureau of ocean energy managementJersey shoreCape may county departmentSteel pierAtlantic city

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