The case for a minimum (floor) price for alcohol in Western Australia

Robyn Johnston; Danica Keric; Julia Stafford

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The case for a minimum (floor) price for alcohol in Western Australia

9 Oct 2018

Robyn Johnston,

Danica Keric,

Julia Stafford

Publisher

McCusker Centre for Action on Alcohol and Youth

Alcohol Public health Consumer behaviour Western Australia

Resources

The case for a minimum (floor) price for alcohol in Western Australia (report) (IA link)

Description

This report summarises the evidence for the effectiveness of minimum alcohol pricing, explains how a minimum price works, and identifies its likely effect on different groups within the Western Australian community.

Publication Details

ISBN:

978-0-6480217-6-6

Copyright:

McCusker Centre for Action on Alcohol and Youth 2018

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open

Post date:

10 Oct 2018

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