2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2022.109682
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Do alcohol control policies have the predicted effects on consumption? An analysis of the Baltic countries and Poland 2000–2020

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“…Against our hypotheses, the economic crisis of 2008 which affected the Baltic countries at slightly different times (see above) contributed to a reduction of affordability of alcoholic beverages and was associated with a reduction of alcohol per capita consumption 26 . However, within an economic crisis or other crisis situation there may also be an increase in heavier drinkers despite the overall volume of alcohol going down 13,[41][42][43] .…”
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“…Against our hypotheses, the economic crisis of 2008 which affected the Baltic countries at slightly different times (see above) contributed to a reduction of affordability of alcoholic beverages and was associated with a reduction of alcohol per capita consumption 26 . However, within an economic crisis or other crisis situation there may also be an increase in heavier drinkers despite the overall volume of alcohol going down 13,[41][42][43] .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…It is possible that the stronger relationship between policies and all-cause mortality in men compared with women may be because alcohol accounts for a larger proportion of total mortality in men than in women. Although alcohol control policies of taxation increase and availability reduction in the Baltic countries and Poland have been found to be effective in reducing alcohol per capita consumption of pure alcohol per year 26 , future evaluation of the impact of these policies on specific population groups such as men and women would be important.…”
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