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The societal costs of methamphetamine use in Western Cape Province
Methamphetamine (meth) use results in various costs accruing to the meth user, society, and government. Internal and external costs of the pandemic are widespread, affecting the healthcare and social welfare systems, policing, private security, and the judicial and corrective services system. This s...
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School of Economics
2016
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