Boletín de estupefacientes

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  Año 2000, Vol. 52, Número 1-2

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    Introduction: Improving economic data to inform decisions in drug control

    D. Collins, H. Lapsley, Jesse LeCavalier, E. Single

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    Economic evaluation of policies and programmes: further uses of estimates of the social costs of substance abuse

    D. Collins, H. Lapsley

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    The cost to employers of employee alcohol abuse: a review of the literature in the United States of America

    Henrick J. Harwood, M.B. Reichman

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    Attributable fractions for alcohol and illicit drugs in relation to crime in Canada: conceptualization, methods and internal consistency of estimates

    K. Pennanen, S. Brochu, M.-M. Cousineau, L.G. Cournoyer, Fu Sun

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    Estimating the costs of substance abuse to state budgets in the United States of America

    S.E. Foster, D. Modi

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    Estimating the economic costs of drug abuse in Colombia

    A. Pérez Gómez, E. Wilson

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    Illegal activities and the generation of value added: size, causes and measurement of shadow economies

    F. Schneider

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