The project seeks to demonstrate financial benefits from investment in treatment options for addiction problems. The community's financial loss from addiction problems is estimated to be 67.4 billion per year, and foreign studies show that investments in treatment options can pay off seven times over.
In the project, the average social cost of a person with an addiction problem is summarized and examined whether it results in an improved life. It appears that investing in treatment options not only improves the lives of people with addiction problems, but society as a whole.
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This project seeks to protest the financial benefits of investing in treatment for Subject Use Disorder (SUD). The financial losses society suffers related to addiction is estimated to be 67.4 billion per year and foreign studies say that investments in treatment resources show a sevenfold return to society.
In the project, the average social cost of a person with Substance Use Disorder is completed and studied to understand if it results in better living conditions. It appears that investing in treatment resources not only improves the lives of people with Subject Use Disorder, but society as a whole.
How do you want to spend your money?
Work in three dimensions: Hermann Valsson
Pictures of works: Sisters Lumière
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