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Living rationally under the volcano? : An empirical analysis of heavy drinking and smoking

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Living rationality under the volcano? : an empirical analysis of heavy drinking and smoking

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Are Alcohol Excise Taxes Good For Us? Short and Long-Term Effects on Mortality Rates

Cook, Philip J. - 2005

Regression results from a 30-year panel of the state-level data indicate that changes in alcohol-excise taxes cause a reduction in drinking and lower all-cause mortality in the short run. But those results do not fully capture the long-term mortality effects of a permanent change in drinking...

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