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-related behavior, namely physical exercise, dietary habits, smoking, drinking, and sleep duration among Japanese men aged 20 ?40 years … and sleep duration are affected by unemployment, while there are no observed effects on dietary habits, smoking, and … frequency of drinking. Being unemployed has positive effects on frequency of exercise and sleep duration. When an individual …
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drinking in the past year, and marijuana smoking in the past month. The research highlights the need to account for unobserved … effects underline the relative importance of fathers in mitigating cigarette smoking in the past month, regularly alcohol …
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daily or regular drinking. The effects appear to be due to changes in peer networks and disposable income. We find no … evidence of a direct impact of schooling on rates of time preference, attitudes towards risk or perceptions that drinking or … smoking are harmful to health, though our measures of these factors are more limited. …
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, and 1998. The lifestyle variables are smoking, drinking, marijuana use, and cocaine use. The analysis addresses the joint …
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positive wage effect of about the same size. The wages of females are not affected by smoking and drinking. …
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Many years of concerted policy effort in Western countries has not prevented young people from experimenting with cigarettes, alcohol and marijuana. One potential explanation is that social interactions make consumption sticky. We use detailed panel data from the Add Health survey to examine...
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Many years of concerted policy effort in Western countries has not prevented young people from experimenting with cigarettes, alcohol and marijuana. One potential explanation is that social interactions make consumption "sticky". We use detailed panel data from the Add Health survey to examine...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005233910
positive wage effect of about the same size. The wages of females are not affected by smoking and drinking. …
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positive wage effect of about the same size. Smoking and drinking do not affect the wages of females. …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005504468
Institutional information does not seem to prevent drug experimentation. We use Add Health panel data (1994-1996) to examine risky behaviour by adolescents (the consumption of tobacco, alcohol and marijuana). We find that such behaviours are correlated with the (lagged) behaviour of three peer...
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