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The economics of substance use and abuse - the role of price, MichaelGrossman; rational addiction, occupational choice and human capitalaccumulation, Don Kenkel and Ping Wang; addiction and adjustment costs - anempirical implementation, Paul Contoyannis and Andrew M. Jones; rationalcessation and re-initiation of cigarette smoking - evidence from Taiwan,Kamhon Kan and Wei-der Tsai; are smokers too optimistic?, Frank A. Sloan etal; health risk perception and betel quid consumption in Taiwan, Tsu-tan Fuet al; lifecycle changes in the rate of time preference - testing the theoryof endogenous preferences and its relevance to adolescent substance use,David M. Bishai; the labour productivity costs of smoking in the UnitedStates, John A. Rizzo; alcohol and drug use - risk factors for unintendedpregnancy, Robert Kaestner and Theodore Joyce; substance use and workplaceattendance, Michael T. French et al; alcohol regulation and violence oncollege campuses, Michael Grossman and Sara Markowitz; substance abusecontrol and crime - evidence from the national household survey of drugabuse, Henry Saffer; criminal violence and alcohol beverage control -evidence from an international study; determinants of smoking cessation - ananalysis of young adult men and women, John A. Taurus and Frank J. Chaloupka;the relationship between the presence of children and men's cigaretteconsumption, Likwang Chen and Matthew Farrelly; gender and race differencesin youth and alcohol demand, Rima Nair et al; the impact of tradeliberalization on alcohol consumption in Taiwan, Chee-Ruey Hsieh et al.