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Beverage Alcohol as a Constraint to Development in the Third World

Robert L. Curry Department of Economics, California State University, Sacramento 6000 J Street, Sacramento, California, 95819
Pages 1227-1242 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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Ben Baumberg$suffix/text()$suffix/text(). (2006) The global economic burden of alcohol: a review and some suggestions. Drug and Alcohol Review 25:6, pages 537-551.
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SHEKHAR SAXENA, RAJ SHARMA & PALLAB K MAULIK. (2003) Impact of alcohol use on poor families: a study from North India. Journal of Substance Use 8:2, pages 78-84.
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Robert L. Curry. (1996) Comments on “Harm Reduction and Decriminalization in the United States: A Personal Perspective,” by Robert L. DuPont. Substance Use & Misuse 31:14, pages 1959-1964.
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