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Tag Archives: illegal drugs
Addiction Treatment Works: Why Not Invest in It?
What if I told you that your state could invest in a program that produced seven dollars of benefits for every dollar invested? What if I told you that this program improved quality of life, health, and economic wellbeing for … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol/drugs, cost benefit analysis, economic evaluation, illegal drugs, treatment
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Doobieous Politics: Will Legal Marijuana Help Minority Communities?
Proposition 19, the California ballot initiative that would decriminalize possession of less than one ounce of marijuana, has largely been an amusing sideshow in an otherwise nasty election season. Polls show that Californians are fairly split on the initiative, but … Continue reading
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Tagged illegal drugs, legislative politics, political attitudes, race, state government
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