Raising the Price of Alcohol Relative to Disposable Income Is

question 60

Multiple Choice

Raising the price of alcohol relative to disposable income is an example of a prevention strategy following the model.

• A)sociocultural
• B)distribution of consumption
• C)proscriptive
• D)harm reduction

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