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The demand for preventive medical care

Kenkel, Donald Scott - 1989

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[Rezension von: Valuing health care, ed. by Frank A. Sloan]

Kenkel, Donald Scott - In: Journal of economic literature 34 (1996) 2, pp. 785-786

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Prohibition versus taxation : reconsidering the legal drinking age

Kenkel, Donald Scott - In: Contemporary policy issues 11 (1993) 3, pp. 48-57

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The demand for preventive medical care

Kenkel, Donald Scott - In: Applied economics 26 (1994) 4, pp. 313-325

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New estimates of the optimal tax on alcohol

Kenkel, Donald Scott - In: Economic inquiry : journal of the Western Economic … 34 (1996) 2, pp. 296-319

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Prevention

Kenkel, Donald Scott - 2000

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Are alcoholics in bad jobs?

Kenkel, Donald Scott; Wang, Ping - In: The economic analysis of substance use and abuse : an …, (pp. 251-278). 1999

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Are alcoholics in bad jobs?

Kenkel, Donald Scott; Wang, Ping - 1998

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Rational addiction, peer externalities and long run effects of public policy

Kenkel, Donald Scott; Reed, Robert R.; Wang, Ping - 2002

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Are Alcoholics in Bad Jobs?

Kenkel, Donald Scott; Wang, Ping - 2021

Alcohol abuse has important implications for the productivity of the US workforce. The lost earnings of workers suffering from alcohol problems have been estimated at $36.6 billion in 1990. After completing schooling, young workers face critical labor market choices with long-ranging...

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