CAN:s bibliotek

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*020  $a951-53-2450-5
*24514$aThe effects of Nordic alcohol policies :$bwhat happens to drinking and harm when alcohol controls change?
*260  $aHelsinki :$bNordic Council for Alcohol and Drug Research,$c2002
*300  $a179 s :$bill.
*440  $aNAD-publikation ;$v42
*520  $aNordic traditions of studying the impact of alcohol policies. Who drinks more and less when policies change? The evidence from 50 years of Nordic studies. Who started to drink more? A reanalysis of the change resulting from a new alcohol law in Finland in 1969. Changes in the characteristics of drinking occasions resulting from liberalization of alcohol availability: a reanalysis of the 1968 and 1969 Finnish panel survey data. Legalizing beer in Iceland: its effects on alcohol consumption in times of recession. The repeal of medium-strength beer in grocery stores in Sweden - the impact on alcohol-related hospitalizations in different age groups. The strike hits. The 1982 wine and liquor monopoly strike in Norway and its impact on various harm indicators. Effect of extended alcohol serving-hours in Reykjavik. (From the table of contents)
*650 4$aPublic policy
*650 4$aAlcohol drinking
*650 4$aSweden
*650 4$aFinland
*650 4$aNorway
*650 4$aDenmark
*650 4$aIceland
*650 4$aAlcohol drinking
*653  $aAlkoholpolitik
*653  $aSverige
*653  $aNorge
*653  $aDanmark
*653  $aFinland
*653  $aIsland
*653  $aAlkoholkonsumtion
*653  $aSkador
*7001 $aRoom, Robin$eed.
*7101 $aNordiska nämnden för alkohol- och drogforskning
*852  $h8c335
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