If a city, like Denver, that is quite far from the nearest other urban area, were to add a casino, the "local substitution" argument would suggest that there would be

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The "local substitution" argument suggests that the casino would attract spending from locals who would otherwise spend their money in other local businesses. However, since Denver is far from other urban areas, there may not be many alternative entertainment options for locals, making the casino a more attractive option. This could result in a moderate economic upside for the city.

If a City, Like Denver, That Is Quite Far from the Nearest