We study the effect of recent legalization of recreational marijuana use laws (RMLs) in the
United States on new applications and allowances for Social Security Disability Insurance …

Legalizing marijuana for medical purposes is a longstanding debate. However, evidence of
marijuana's health effects is limited, especially for young adults. We estimate the health …

Recreational marijuana laws (RMLs), which legalize the sale and possession of small
quantities of marijuana for recreational use, have been adopted by 24 states and the District …

We estimate the effect of medical marijuana laws (MMLs) in ten states between 2004 and
2012 on adolescent and adult use of marijuana, alcohol, and other psychoactive …

Background To evaluate the impact of medical cannabis laws (MCLs) on health insurance
premiums. We study whether cannabis legalization significantly impacts aggregate health …

More and more states have passed laws that allow individuals to use marijuana for medical
purposes. There is an ongoing, heated policy debate over whether these laws have …

Recreational marijuana laws (RMLs) continue to grow in popularity, but the effects on mental
health treatment are unclear. This paper uses an event‐study within a difference‐in …

This study is the first to estimate the impact of state medical marijuana laws (MMLs) on labor
market outcomes. First, using data from the National Survey of Drug Use and Health, we …

The potential substitution of cannabis for prescription medication has attracted a substantial
amount of attention within the context of medical cannabis laws (MCLs). However, much less …

We study the effect of state recreational marijuana laws (RMLs) on workers' compensation
(WC) benefit receipt among adults 40-62 years. We find that WC receipt declines in …