Institute of Alcohol Studies
Institute of Alcohol Studies
Katerina Lisenkova on the economic impact of changes in alcohol consumption
Katerina Lisenkova on the economic impact of changes in alcohol consumption
Katerina Lisenkova on the economic impact of changes in alcohol consumption
Monday 30th April 2018
Dr Katerina Lisenkova explores how shifts in UK alcohol consumption affect the economy and future policies on 'Alcohol Alert Podcast'.
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Get the buttons here!Katerina Lisenkova on How Changing Alcohol Habits Impact the Economy
Ever wondered how shifts in alcohol consumption affect the economy? In this episode of the 'Alcohol Alert Podcast', Dr Katerina Lisenkova, head of economic modelling at the Fraser Allander Institute, dives into this very topic. Dr Lisenkova is the lead author of a groundbreaking report that examines the economic repercussions of various changes in UK alcohol consumption patterns. She breaks down the study's methodology, explores different scenarios, and discusses what these findings could mean for future alcohol policies.
Listeners will gain a better understanding of how altering drinking habits can ripple through the economy, affecting everything from healthcare costs to productivity levels. Dr Lisenkova’s insights shed light on the potential societal benefits of informed alcohol policy decisions. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of economics and public health, whether you're a policymaker, healthcare professional, or simply someone keen on understanding the broader impacts of alcohol consumption.
Tune in to get a nuanced perspective on how economic modelling can guide more effective and beneficial alcohol policies. And if you find this discussion enlightening, consider subscribing to their newsletter for more in-depth analyses and updates on UK alcohol policy.