Bulletin No. 10: Economic modelling: Cost-effectiveness of three policy options

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Abstract
We sought to inform the following stylized policy choice. A dependent heroin user has come to the attention of authorities in a form that allows a one-year prison term, a course of pharmacotherapy maintenance or a stay in a residential rehabilitation to be pursued (e.g. The individual has been arrested). How would each perform in terms of both program cost and reduction in drug use?
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https://doi.org/10.26190/unsworks/26815
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Moore, T
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Caulkins, J
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2005-01-01
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