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... drug use by the employed population . Not surpris- ingly , the two facts have been combined , and it has now become the conventional wisdom that drug use is a significant cause of declining productivity . Estimates of the dollar value ...
... drug use by the employed population . Not surpris- ingly , the two facts have been combined , and it has now become the conventional wisdom that drug use is a significant cause of declining productivity . Estimates of the dollar value ...
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... drug use among employees who are not involved in an accident is unknown . In addition to the studies that examine postaccident drug tests , there have been several other studies which compare the accident rate of drug users to that of ...
... drug use among employees who are not involved in an accident is unknown . In addition to the studies that examine postaccident drug tests , there have been several other studies which compare the accident rate of drug users to that of ...
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... drug use . This last state- ment would be particularly true if drug use did not have an adverse impact on wages since in this case Z2 is equal to zero . Re- cent studies that have investigated the im- pact of drug use on wages have ...
... drug use . This last state- ment would be particularly true if drug use did not have an adverse impact on wages since in this case Z2 is equal to zero . Re- cent studies that have investigated the im- pact of drug use on wages have ...
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