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Ole‐Jørgen Skog

12 works· latest 2008· 3 institutionscluster: provisional

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Getting Hooked: Rationality and Addiction2008 · 137 citations
Alcohol and the 1950-90 Hungarian Suicide Trend - Is There a Causal Connection?1993 · 65 citations
Alcohol and suicide in Denmark 1911‐24–experiences from a ‘natural experiment’1993 · 59 citations
Potential consequences from possible changes to Nordic retail alcohol monopolies resulting from European Union membership2003 · 39 citations
Addiction2003 · 38 citations

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Getting Hooked: Rationality and Addiction

·2008·2 authors·book

137citations

Choice, Social Interaction and Addiction: The Social Roots of Addictive Preferences

Advances in health economics and health services research·2006·1 author·chapter

7citations

Potential consequences from possible changes to Nordic retail alcohol monopolies resulting from European Union membership

Addiction·2003·7 authors

39citations

Elsevier eBooks·2003·1 author·chapter

38citations

Theorizing about patience formation – the necessity of conceptual distinctions

Economics and Philosophy·2001·1 author

23citations

An experimental study of a change from over-the-counter to self-service sales of alcoholic beverages in monopoly outlets.

Journal of Studies on Alcohol·2000·1 author

24citations

Rationality, Irrationality, and Addiction – Notes on Becker's and Murphy's Theory of Addiction

Cambridge University Press eBooks·1999·1 author·chapter

34citations

THE STRENGTH OF WEAK WILL

Rationality and Society·1997·1 author

14citations

Potential consequences from possible changes to Nordic retail alcohol monopolies resulting from European Union membership

Addiction·1995·8 authors

23citations

Alcohol and suicide in Denmark 1911‐24–experiences from a ‘natural experiment’

Addiction·1993·1 author

59citations

Alcohol and the 1950-90 Hungarian Suicide Trend - Is There a Causal Connection?

Acta Sociologica·1993·2 authors

65citations

The Effect of Introducing a New Light Beer in Norway: substitution or addition?

British Journal of Addiction·1988·1 author

9citations