CAN PRICE GET THE MONKEY OFF OUR BACK? A META‐ANALYSIS OF ILLICIT DRUG DEMAND

Overview of attention for article published in Health economics (Online), January 2013

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@zachporreca @jenniferdoleac Sure. But my memory of its findings may be faulty. Here you go: https://t.co/yqq5VXuQyw

@dialoguefornow Yes, and here’s the evidence https://t.co/VWvlDe2qqH

Price is a very effective way of curbing demand for harmful substances https://t.co/uGlQllb69g. Yes, raising drug prices has downsides. So does every other option for dealing with drug/alcohol related harm.

@JBisAlwaysRight @janecoaston Many people who consume drugs are not addicted to them, and even people who are addicted do not have perfectly inelastic demand curves (https://t.co/YaVb89zl6D).

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