POLICING UNDERAGE ALCOHOL SALES
POLICING UNDERAGE ALCOHOL SALES
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DOI：
10.1016/0022-4375(94)90069-8
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发表时间：
1994-09-01
影响因子：
4.1
通讯作者：
WEINSTEIN, HB
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作者：
PREUSSER, DF;WILLIAMS, AF;WEINSTEIN, HB
本研究评估了针对获得许可的酒类零售商的执法计划。该计划是一项诱骗行动，未成年警察学员试图在科罗拉多州丹佛市随机选择的杂货店、便利店、酒类商店和药店购买包装啤酒。向未成年购买者出售酒类的商店将被处以罚款并吊销饮料许可证。在基线期间，学员有 59% 的时间购买啤酒。未来 10 个月连续几波执法的购买率分别为 32%、26% 和 26%。
This study evaluates an enforcement program targeted at licensed retail sellers of alcohol. The program was a sting or decoy operation in which underage police cadets attempted to purchase packaged beer at randomly selected grocery, convenience, liquor, and drug stores in Denver, Colorado. Stores that sold alcohol to the underage purchasers were subject to fines and beverage license suspensions. During baseline, cadets purchased beer 59% of the time. The purchase rates for successive waves of enforcement conducted over the next 10 months were 32%, 26%, and 26%.