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1. Opioids of the Masses: Stopping an American Epidemic From Going Global

2. Controlling underage access to legal cannabis

3. Eight questions for Drug Policy Research: the current research agenda has only limited capacity to shrink the damage caused by drug abuse. Some promising alternative approaches could lead to improved results

4. Delay equivalence in capital accumulation models

5. When in a drug epidemic should the policy objective switch from use reduction to harm reduction?

6. Modelling drug market supply disruptions: Where do all the drugs not go?

7. Cycles of violence: A dynamic control analysis

8. Explaining fashion cycles: Imitators chasing innovators in product space

9. Reorienting U.S. Drug Policy: the nature and extent of the illegal drug problems in the United States have fundamentally changed during the past two decades; now policy needs to change as well

10. Research note--sell first, fix later: impact of patching on software quality

11. Marijuana markets: inferences from reports by the household population

12. O.R. in Africa: recent programs, future potential; With no shortage of problems and an emerging community of O.R. scholars, opportunities abound for INFORMS and other organizations to fuel profession's growth throughout diverse continent

13. Skiba threshold in a model of controlled migration

14. Skiba thresholds in a model of controlled migration

15. Limited rationality and the limits of supply reduction

16. What drug dealers tell us about their costs of doing business

17. The effect of variation in high-level domestic drug enforcement on variation in drug prices

18. How should policy respond to disruptions in markets for illegal drugs?

19. Implications of inertia for assessing drug control policy: why upstream interventions may not receive due credit.

20. The relationship between advertising and content provision on the Internet

21. What price data tell us about drug markets

22. Can difficult-to-reuse syringes reduce the spread of HIV among injection drug users?

23. Spreadsheet errors and decision making: evidence from field interviews

24. When haste makes sense: cracking down on street markets for illicit drugs

25. Modeling the domestic distribution network for illicit drugs

26. Sulfur dioxide compliance of a regulated utility

27. Long-run trends in incarceration of drug offenders in the United States

28. Quality cycles and the strategic manipulation of value

29. Scheduling crackdowns on illicit drug markets

30. How many people does the U.S. imprison for drug use, and who are they?

31. Spreadsheet errors: are they undermining decision making in your organization? By prioritizing a set of important spreadsheets and developing review procedures, public managers can lower the risks of errors, and scaling the intensity of quality control efforts to the level of risk provides an economical approach to avoiding disastrous consequences

32. Cocaine consumption in the United States: estimating past trends and future scenarios

33. Redefining the goals of national drug policy: recommendations from a working group

34. Domestic geographic variation in illicit drug prices

35. Quantity discounts and quality premia for illicit drugs

36. Zero-tolerance policies: do they inhibit or stimulate illicit drug consumption?

37. Prevalence estimation: policy needs, current status, and future potential

38. Nonprofit motive: how to avoid a likely and dangerous corporate takeover of the legal marijuana market

39. Heroin policy for the next decade

41. Optimal Dynamic Allocation of Treatment and Enforcement in Illicit Drug Control

42. AIDS impact on the number of intravenous drug users

43. Enforcement or treatment? Modeling the relative efficacy of alternatives for controlling cocaine

44. Describing DAWN's dominion.

45. Local drug markets' response to focused police enforcement

46. The on-time machines: some analyses of airline punctuality

49. Drug Prices and Emergency Department Mentions for Cocaine and Heroin

50. Forces of Habit: Drugs and the Making of the Modern World

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