As the opioid epidemic worsens in the United States, the toll it imposes on the US economy has risen to staggering heights. The White House Council of Economic Advisers recently estimated the economic burden, inclusive of the value of statistical lives lost, to be $504 billion in 2015. More narrowly constructed estimates find cost burdens as high as $95 billion in 2016.
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Geography of the Opioid Crisis
By Alex Brill & Scott Ganz ● American Enterprise Institute ● 03/20/2018
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