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Youth alcohol use and public policy

Laixuthai, Adit - 1993

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Effects of alcohol price policy on youth

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Do youths substitute alcohol and marijuana? : Some econometric evidence

Chaloupka, Frank J. - In: Eastern economic journal 23 (1997) 3, pp. 253-276

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Effects of Alcohol Price Policy on Youth

Grossman, Michael; Chaloupka, Frank J.; Saffer, Henry; … - 2021

variety of outcomes for youth. These include alcohol consumption, excessive consumption, motor vehicle accident mortality, and …

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Youth Alcohol Use and Public Policy

Laixuthai, Adit; Chaloupka, Frank J. - 2021

This paper examines the frequency of youth drinking and heavy drinking in 1982 and 1989. The effects of minimum legal … to changes in prices resulting from higher excise taxes. However, the price sensitivity of youth alcohol use fell after …

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Effects of Alcohol Price Policy on Youth

Grossman, Michael - 1993

variety of outcomes for youth. These include alcohol consumption, excessive consumption, motor vehicle accident mortality, and …

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Youth Alcohol Use and Public Policy

Laixuthai, Adit - 1993

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Rational addictive behavior and cigarette smoking

Chaloupka, Frank J. - 1990

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Rational addictive behavior and cigarette smoking

Chaloupka, Frank J. - In: Journal of political economy 99 (1991) 4, pp. 722-742

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Estimating Biases in Smoking Cessation : Evidence from a Field Experiment

Chaloupka, Frank J. - 2019

We conduct a randomized field experiment to quantify biases that affect consumers of addictive goods: present-biased preferences, naïve beliefs regarding present bias, and projection-biased beliefs over future abstinence. These biases reflect departures from the neoclassical benchmark needed to...

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