Value of
Goods and Services |
Value of
Lost Productivity |
Generally Nonquantifiable Costs |
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Specialty drug/alcohol treatment and prevention
Support for specialty treatment, including training, research, and insurance administration
Health consequences of alcohol and drug abuse, including hospital care, physician services, nursing home care, and pharmaceuticals, or the continuum of services for certain special disease categories such as HIV/ AIDS, fetal alcohol syndrome, drug-exposed infants and boarder babies, hepatitis, and tuberculosis
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Reduced or lost earnings while impaired or unemployed
Lost earnings due to premature death or to institutionalization
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Pain and suffering
Bereavement
Psychosocial development impairment among alcohol and drug abusers and their children
Familial health
Out-of-pocket costs other than deductibles and copays, such as transportation, child care, and other factors associated with health care use.
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Criminal justice system expenses, including protection, adjudication, and corrections
Victim expenses
Crime-related property destruction
Administration of income transfer programs
Motor vehicle crashes
Fire destruction
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Lost earnings while crime victims cannot work
Lost earnings while criminals are incarcerated
Lost legitimate earnings, including lost tax dollars due to "careers of crime" |
Reduced product quality
Secondary market effects
Productivity consequences for family members
Productivity consequences for coworkers and firms that are not reflected in the earnings of alcohol and drug abusers
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