Heavy Drinking: Risk, Restraint and Other Determinants

Samuel Cameron

Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, 2000, vol. 11, issue 3-4, 255-268

Abstract: It is shown, using a large national survey, that risk taking attitude influences both heavy and daily drinking. There are also significant effects of age, religion, education and situational factors. Some factors also differ by gender notably the effect of working away from home.

Date: 2000
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