But the economic impact, estimated as high as $200 million for the region when the multiplier affect is factored in, is still being debated.
In September, Denver collected $30.86 million in sales tax, 0.98% less than the $31.16 million in September 2001. However, the sales tax revenues had been dropping by an average of 4% this year, so that is an improvement.
And the city collected $2.184 million in lodgers tax, up 10.43% from the $1.978 million in October 2001.
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