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Recreational Marijuana Dispensaries and Fatal Car Crashes

Caputi, Theodore - 2022

Fatal car crashes are a leading cause of death among younger Americans and have become a central concern in the US marijuana policy debate. I provide new evidence on the effect of marijuana on traffic fatalities by exploiting zip code level data on the opening of recreational marijuana...

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