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    Explain what responsible service of alcohol means, what the benefits of it are, how it links with the relevant legislation (particular to a state or territory), the role of government and industry in enforcing liquor laws and how responsible service contributes to harm minimisation. Upload your paper for assessment. Responsible service of alcohol, usually shortened to RSA, is a prerequisite for any person who desires to serve alcohol in a bar, restaurant, casino, liquor store or any other…

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    Although it may be fun have you ever wondered that drinking alcohol could cause long term effects on development? Well it does, alcohol plays a big role in your development when you're binge drinking in the adolescent age. People may not realize it but it is true. I think people shall not drink under the age of 21 due to developmental issues. In fact adolescents drink less but more at one time than younger and older adults. Youth between twelve and twenty years of age drink as much as five…

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    relation to their effectiveness in reducing youth binge drinking and the associated issues from an economics perspective. This summary will provide insight into alcohol consumption in Australia, before concentrating on youth consumption levels and examining the associated social costs. Economic theory will help explain these negative externalities and how they can be corrected through government policy. Finally, critical analysis of the effectiveness of the ‘alcopops tax’, a price floor policy…

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    Wine in Greece and Rome In the chapters “The Delight of Wine” and “The Imperial Vine,” Standage talks about how wine is important in Greece and Rome. It is said that wine was first discovered in mountains where grape juice was fermented. The fact that wine was created from the breakdown of chemicals by bacteria or yeasts is something that is thought to be bizarre today considering that many do not question where wine came from. They tend to just drink it without giving it too much thought…

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    Legal Drinking Age To many, the idea of lowering the drinking age to eighteen is appealing. If you are of age to be drafted and die in war, they argue, you should be allowed to drink alcohol. Proponents of lowering the drinking age point to the fact that in many countries, it is lower than ours or even nonexistent. They say that lowering the drinking age would decrease unsafe activity. However, they fail to acknowledge the facts that disagree with their viewpoint. Firstly, lowering the drinking…

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    Should we raise the the drinking age? Should we lower the drinking age? These are both questions posed by a majority of people in the United States. As a country, we have a drinking age limit of 21, thus making the consumption of alcohol under this age, illegal. Underage drinking is a problem among many high school students and most college students. They get a thrill from going against the law and “cracking open a brewski”. For some, drinking and parities are a major reason that they choose the…

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    Over 600,000 kids, ages 12-17 suffer from Alcohol Use Disorder (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism 2017). This disorder causes you to create a dependency on alcohol and makes it more difficult to quit drinking. In discussion of the drinking age, one controversial issue has been if the Federal government should lower the Minimum Legal Drinking Age (MLDA) back to 18. On the other hand, the government has data which proves the number of traffic deaths and accidents caused by alcohol…

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    Pre-Reading: 1. My definition of world history is all events that have happened in the past that have affected today’s culture in one way or another. 2. I am interested in learning about the different cultures from history, but I am not looking forward to learning dates and time periods. 3. -8000 BCE to 600 CE: The Phoenician community came about, Jesus was born and lead, Sumerians lived, Egypt was thriving, China was secluded -600 to 1450 CE: more trading by water, new religions became popular…

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    practice safe drinking maturely. If this class is completed and passed by a certain individual, he or she are allowed to consume alcohol at the college in that state. If not, they are to be restricted from doing so. Once attending, an alcohol orientation program is required for students to complete online, and students are regularly screened for signs of alcohol problems at the student health center (Walters 579). Each attendant at the college is also trained to recognize the possibilities of…

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    The legal drinking age should remain at age twenty-one for several reasons. Many of these reasons are for safety. If people start drinking at a young age it can cause brain damage. Many people are aware that drinking below the age of twenty-one can cause brain damage. In fact, 74% of Americans would vote against lowering the drinking age (Engel). It’s still dangerous for anyone to drink alcohol, whether twenty-one or not. The brain is still forming until the mid-twenties (Beacon). With the…

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