MINIMUM ALCOHOL PRICING: A TARGETED MEASURE? FINAL REPORT
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PRAGNELL, M., ET AL., (DIR.), MINIMUM ALCOHOL PRICING: A TARGETED MEASURE? FINAL REPORT. Londres, CENTRE FOR ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS RESEARCH, 2009, 71 p.
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Acción contra las drogodependencias, Alcohol, Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Evaluación de servicios, Reducción de la demanda, Canadá, Reino Unido
Acción contra las drogodependencias, Alcohol, Alcoholismo, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Evaluación de servicios, Reducción de la demanda, Canadá, Reino Unido
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