Taxation decrease, alcohol consumption and harm
减税、饮酒和危害
基本信息
- 批准号:6473010
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 13.5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2002
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2002-05-01 至 2004-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Europe alcoholic beverage consumption alcoholic liver cirrhosis behavioral /social science research tag clinical research culture data collection driving while intoxicated human data longitudinal human study personal log /diary questionnaires socioeconomics statistics /biometry substance abuse epidemiology substance abuse related behavior telecommunications
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Based on the Swiss taxation reform on
spirits from 1999 and the resulting decreases in retail prices, a two-year
follow-up study is proposed to test the following hypotheses. HI: That the
proportion of spirits consumption within overall alcohol consumption will
increase after the taxation change in Switzerland. H2: That heavy drinkers will
be most responsive to changes in price of spirits. H3: That alcohol-related
harm indicators will increase. H4: That increases in overall alcohol
consumption are related to increases in problems independent of changes in
spirits consumption. H5: That in regions with higher cultural integration of
spirits price responsiveness will be smaller. H6: That the farther away the
distance between home and the next customs post the higher the responsiveness
to price. H7: That the number of risky situations and the alcohol consumed in
risky situations will increase.
The data set from this study will also allow the testing of methodological
hypotheses about the reliability and validity of different assessment methods
and retrospective assessment. The results of the study will improve our
knowledge on assessing alcohol consumption including retrospective assessment
and will improve the formulation of alcohol policy and preventive measures in
the area of taxation. It will be important for alcohol policy in general and
with recent privatization-deregulation experiences in North American and
European Union, the study will help to estimate how price decreases affect
consumption and harm.
描述(由申请人提供):基于瑞士税收改革,
从1999年开始,烈酒的零售价格下降,
建议进行后续研究,以验证以下假设。嗨:那个
烈酒消费量占总酒精消费量的比例将
在瑞士的税收变化后,H2:酗酒者会
对烈酒价格的变化最敏感。H3:与酒精有关
危害指标将增加。H4:总体酒精含量增加
消费与问题的增加有关,
烈酒消费H5:在文化融合程度较高的地区,
烈酒价格的反应性将较小。H6:越远,
家和下一个海关站之间的距离越远,响应性越高
价格。H7:危险情况的数量和饮酒量
危险的情况会增加。
本研究的数据集还将允许测试方法学
不同评估方法的可靠性和有效性假设
回顾性评估。研究结果将改善我们的
关于评估酒精消费的知识,包括回顾性评估
并将改善酒精政策和预防措施的制定,
税收领域。这对一般的酒精政策很重要,
根据北美最近的私有化-放松管制经验,
欧盟,该研究将有助于估计价格下跌如何影响
消费和伤害。
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