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The mechanisms of alcohol control

Authors: Christopher S. Carpenter, Carlos Dobkin, and Casey Warman

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TypeJournal article
Author Christopher S. Carpenter, Carlos Dobkin, and Casey Warman
Publication Year 2016
Title The mechanisms of alcohol control
Volume 51
Journal Name Journal of Human Resources
Number 2
Pages 328-356
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Alcohol and drug use

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