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Increase in excise taxes on alcoholic beverages

Cost-effectiveness — what published models estimate per unit of health impact
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Tier B · 9 studies
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Cost-effectiveness

Estimates are sourced in their native units and shown for comparison, not as literal costs. Sources use different frameworks — see each card for what it represents and how it was derived.

Published study estimates ($/DALY)Tier B · context only
Tufts GHCEA$186median · 8 studies

1+ study found it cost-saving; the rest span $0–$2593/DALY. Varied methods — not directly comparable.

Published study estimates ($/DALY)Tier B · context only
DCP3 (2013 reference)$300median · 1 study

Varied methods — not directly comparable.

No standardized benchmark available — only published studies with varied methods.

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