Economic Consequences:Drugs & Alcohol
The Economics of Early Childhood Policy What the Dismal Science Has to Say About Investing in Children; by M. Rebecca Kilburn, Lynn A. Karoly; Casey Family Programs; 2008Right to be drunk? Comparative Analysis Of Alcohol Regulation From An Economic Perspective; a thesis by Gabor PappCentral European University Library, Budapest College, April 2007Economic Aspects Of The Development And Prevention Of Criminality Among Children And Youth; by David E. Park; Justice Institute of B.C.; September 2010Alcohol Taxes and Birth Outcomes; by Ning Zhang; International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health; Vol 7, 2010Essays on Social Interactions and the Long-term Effects of Early-life Conditions; by Peter Nilsson; a thesis, Department of Economics, Uppsala University; 2009Essay 2: is about FASD and begins on page 81 of the document or page 84 of the pdf file
SEE Title: Does a Pint a Day Affect Your Childs’ Pay? Unintended and Permanent Consequences of a Temporary Alcohol Policy Experiment
.Avoidable Cost Of Alcohol Abuse In Canada; by Jürgen Rehm, William H. Gnam, Svetlana Popova, Jayadeep Patra, Anna Sarnocinska-Hart; prepared for Centre for Addiction and Mental Health; March 2008Economic Security and Supported Employment; by Anne O'Bryan, Ken Simons, Steve Beyer, and Bob Grove. For the Policy Consortium on Supported Employment, United Kingdom (October 2000)NOTE: This link will download the PDF file to your computer
Shoveling it Up II: The Impact of Substance Abuse on Federal, State and Local Budgets; CASA - National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University; May 2009Shoveling Up II: The Impact of Substance Abuse on Federal, State and Local Budgets (Appendix A: State and Local Survey Instrument Only); CASA - National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University; May 2009The Burden of Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol: Revised Measurement of Cost; by Brenda Stade, Alaa Ali, Daniel Bennett, Douglas Campbell, Mary Johnston, Cynthia Lens, Sofia Tran, Gideon Koren; Canadian Journal of Clinical Pharmacology Vol 16 No 1; 2009 (Canada)Cost of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Alberta; by NX Thanh and E Jonsson; Canadian Journal of Clinical Pharmacology Vol 16 No 1; 2009 (Canada)Report on the National Roundtable on the Development of a Canadian Model for Calculating the Economic Impact of FASD, March 2007; Public Health Agency of CanadaThe Commercial Value of Underage and Pathological Drinking to the Alcohol Industry; The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA) at Columbia University; 2006 Economic Benefits of Drug Treatment: A Critical Review of the Evidence for Policy Makers; by Steven Belenko, Nicholas Patapis, Michael T. French; Treatment Research Institute, University of Pennsylvania; 2005A Prenatal Perspective On The Cost of Substance Abuse in Canada; by Janine Hutson; JFAS International; May 30 2006A Review Of The Economic Burden Of ADHD; by L. S. Matza, C. Paramore & M. Prasad; Cost Effectiveness and Resource Allocation; Vol 3, No 5, June 2005Econometric Analysis of Prenatal Advice as a Preventive Measure for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome; by Donald S. Kenjel, Tsui-Fang Lin, Shinichi Sakata and Joseph V. Terza; January 2005; NIAAA Grant #RO1-AA12487-01A1The Economic Costs of Drug Abuse in the United States 1992- 2002; Executive Office of the President; Office of National Drug Control Policy; December 2004.Total Estimated Cost of Child Abuse and Neglect in the United States; Economic Impact Study; by Ching-Tung Wang and John Holton; Prevent Child Abuse America; September 2007The Economic Costs and Consequences of Child Abuse in Canada; by Andrea Bowlus, Katherine McKenna, Tanis Day, and David Wright. Report to the Law Commission of Canada (2003).Estimated Costs Related to the Birth of a Drug and/or Alcohol Exposed Baby; by Christopher J. Kalotra; OJP Drug Court Clearinghouse and Technical Assistance Project; 2002Estimated Economic Impact of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Potential Cost Savings Through Prevention in North Dakota, by Eric Ahn. Journal of FAS International (2004). The Financial Cost of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Centre for Excellence. USEFUL LINKS