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Originally posted by DeltAlum
I'm sure there will be something more concrete to copy soon, but I heard on NPR this morning that there is a new report out on young people and alcohol.
Given traffic accidents, illness, academic failure, suicide and crime, they estimate that this problem costs Americans $53 Billion (yes, with a "B") dollars a year.
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Do you have the more concrete copy?
53 billions sounds like a lot but it doens't mean anything without a test group or other groups to make a comparison. Maybe old people cost us 100 billion a year. I would bet old people cost us a hell of a lot more than young people.
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