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Meth use affects the community in more ways than one but the economic impact of meth stands out.
According to a University of Arkansas survey, meth costs businesses almost 21 million dollars a year in lost productivity, employee turnover and efficiency. Meth use also has a subtle influence on crimes. As a result, Benton and Pulaski counties will join a lawsuit against pharmaceutical companies who produce ephedrine - a chemical used to make meth.
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