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Co-benefits of substance abuse regulation on temperature and violent crime

Pavanello, Filippo; Zappalà, Guglielmo - 2026

Higher temperatures can increase substance abuse and exacerbate its physiological effects on the human body, raising the risk of violent behavior. Using administrative crime records and daily temperatures in the United States between 1991 and 2023, we show that two public policies regulating...

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The post-fentanyl urbanization of the opioid epidemic

Kucera, Alexander; Scavette, Adam; Porreca, Zachary - 2026

The geography of the U.S. opioid epidemic has shifted repeatedly across epidemic waves. After a period in which overdose mortality increasingly burdened rural and suburban communities, the fentanyl era appears to have redirected the crisis toward dense urban cores. Here, we document a post-2015...

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Cannabis use largely stable following partial legalization : cocaine use has been on the rise for several years

Bindler, Anna; Stoica, Andreea-Maria - 2026

Two years after the partial legalization of cannabis, this Weekly Report examines current developments in the German cannabis and other illicit drug markets. The analysis is based on police crime statistics, survey data, wastewater data, and price information. The number of recorded cannabis and...

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Understanding alcohol and cannabis bundling : evidence from a basket-based choice experiment

Staples, Aaron J.; Kilders, Valerie; Caputo, Vincenzina - 2026

This study uses a basket-based choice experiment with 2,010 U.S. adults to analyze alcohol and cannabis preferences in social settings following cannabis legalization. Through descriptive statistics and multivariate logistic modeling, we highlight the heterogeneous preferences consumers have for...

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Tracking cannabis in the national accounts

Soloveichik, Rachel - 2026

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Highlighting the collective harm : socially-framed appeals decrease intention to use drugs among people who use drugs

Xu, Sylvia Y.; Mulder, Laetitia; Rink, Floor - 2026

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Impact of legalization of recreational marijuana on drug law violations : evidence from US colleges and universities

Dills, Angela K.; Raghav, Manu - 2026

The use of various controlled and illegal substances, especially by young adults, has been a cause of much concern among policymakers, law enforcement officials, educators, and parents. State-level legalization of recreational marijuana in the United States raised concerns about potential...

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Impact of legalization of recreational marijuana on drug law violations : evidence from US colleges and universities

Dills, Angela K.; Raghav, Manu - 2026

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The fentanyl shock : synthetic opioids and the supply of organ donors

Fieles-Ahmad, Omar Martin; Schulze Spuentrup, Selina - 2026

We study how the diffusion of illicit synthetic opioids affected the supply of deceased organ donors in the United States after 2012. As fentanyl spread rapidly from east to west, it produced sharp, uneven increases in overdose mortality across states. We first study the arrival of fentanyl as a...

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Leaving school early : a mediation analysis linking adolescent mental health disorders to early adult outcomes

Adamecz, Anna; Jerrim, John Peter; Szabó-Morvai, Ágnes - 2026

This paper examines the role of dropping out of school in the association between adolescent mental health disorders (MHDs) and subsequent early-life outcomes. Utilising an administrative panel dataset that links education, health, and employment records for half of the Hungarian school...

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The mitigating effects of unemployment insurance on short-run mortality

Hill, Andrew J.; Regmi, Krishna; Swensen, Isaac D. - 2026

Unprecedented increases in unemployment insurance (UI) claims and dramatic changes in UI delivery across the U.S. in recent years stress the importance of understanding the wide-ranging effects of UI receipt. We estimate the short-run effect of UI on suicide and drug overdose mortality following...

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