Nominal illicit prices cannot be equated with real prices without inflation and expenditure-weight information. Low heavy-drinker price responsiveness, evasion, illicit marginal cost and forbidden-fruit effects are proposed explanations, not mechanisms established by this study. Referenced works remain discovery leads, not reviewed sources.
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Nominal illicit prices cannot be equated with real prices without inflation and expenditure-weight information. Low heavy-drinker price responsiveness, evasion, illicit marginal cost and forbidden-fruit effects are proposed explanations, not mechanisms established by this study. Referenced works remain discovery leads, not reviewed sources.
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Historical-source analysis, not current health or legal advice. Verified here means faithful to this source, not independent validation of its causal conclusions.
Verification checklist
Dills–Miron 2003 — Price and evasion explanations remain hypotheses