Austrian economist’s research mentioned in Maxim Magazine

10/12/2011 Mises Wire Edward Stringham

I am pleased to report that my research on how drinkers earn more money is mentioned in this month’s Maxim. “Swill to Pay the Bills. Men who booze earn up to 17 percent higher pay than their teetotaling, would-never-show-up-in-yesterday’s-clothes coworkers.” Maxim Magazine, October 2011, p.43 Read the original research Edward Stringham, Hackley Endowed Professor for the Study of Capitalism and Free Enterprise, Fayetteville State University

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