ALCOHOL AND EARNINGS
Research by economist Christopher Auld of the University of Calgary indicates that Canadian men who drink alcohol earn about 10% more than do abstainers. His study controlled for age, education, occupation, region and health.
Professor Auld notes that his findings are similar to those found in Britain and the U.S.
Reference:
- Drink and Grow Rich. Wall Street Journal, May 4, 2002; Auld, C. Smoking, Drinking, and Income (manuscript), April 29, 2002
Filed Under: Alcohol Economics