Lotteries = Organized Crime?
An Audit of the BCLC
Copyright 2011 Dracko Publishing
Smashwords Edition
Written by Lewis Spencer
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Lotteries = Organized Crime?
An Audit of the BCLC
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Chapter: 1 Introduction
We will examine the British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC) as a sample to examine the validity of Lotteries, using this example of company who possess a government sanctioned monopoly using a corporate (public) design. The BCLC is an ideal example to illustrate a progressed and advanced socially responsible company; a company that is nevertheless undertaking questionable services; especially as the BCLC arrives towards a near halt in its stock values (reaching inflation rate expenditure).
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Chapter: 2 Organizational S.W.O.T. (Strengths, Weakness, Opportunities, Threats)
Strengths