Economic Costs - Table 5.9

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The Economic Costs of Alcohol and Drug Abuse
in the United States - 1992

National Institute on Drug Abuse
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism

Table 5.9

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Variables Used in the Regression Analyses


Dependent Variables	Primary Alcohol and Drug Variables	Control Variables
Employment in past month Earnings in past month Wage rate (earnings/hours worked)	Variables used in reported models Alcohol dependence and early drinking and later drinking Drug dependence ever Variables tested in models not reported Alcohol dependence: current; prior to past year Alcohol abuse: current; prior to past year Alcohol consumption (current) Drug dependence: current; prior to past year Drug abuse: current; prior to past year	Reduced model Gender Age Ethnic background Rural/urban residence Children in household Depression disorder ever Full model adds these variables to the reduced model Educational attainment Skilled profession Marital status

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