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Does risky behaviour matter for self-reported health status? Evidence from Ghana’s adult population
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Drugs, Habits and Social Policy
Drugs, Habits and Social Policy (2025) 26 (2): 57–72.
Published: 11 March 2025
... representative dataset. Current research focuses on the Ghanaian adult population aged 18 years and above. The study used the endogenous treatment effect for ordered outcomes to address the endogeneity problem and self-selection bias related to risky behaviour decisions. Findings The results show that risky...
