The paper deals with alcohol consumption in Denmark, Norway and sweden during the last three decades. The regimes in … these countries have been significantly different with regard to taxation of pricing and access to buy alcohol. …

Policy in many regions restricts geographic access to alcohol by reducing the number of outlets where alcohol is … in the study of geographic access to alcohol, employing new economic theory, new techniques for measuring access, and … spatial econometric techniques. We find that although reducing access does reduce apparent per capita consumption of liquor …

I show that an advertising ban is more likely to increase -- rather than decrease -- total consumption when advertising …

alcohol to consumers within their borders. Pursuant to this authority, states have established a complex web of regulations … welfare perspective, one of the most potentially harmful state alcohol distribution regulations are “post and hold” laws (“PH … laws”). PH laws require that alcohol distributors share future prices with rivals by “posting” them in advance, and then …

consumer goods, foods and alcohol beverages based on Almost Ideal Demand System model applied to the most relevant Czech data … concerned with the demand for beverages, the estimates obtained in the first (all consumption goods) and second (food) stages of … our model may be used for consumer demand analysis with respect to any consumption group considered in our model. …

and changing consumer behaviour, which manifested itself in rising consumption. From 1958 onwards, the mineral water …

This paper examines the effect of two different soda taxes on consumption behaviour and health of school-aged children … of the tax on soda consumption in Hungary. The reason for this finding could be the substitution of other unhealthy …