This report studies alcohol control systems in the period from 1977 to 2010. Control states are analyzed in the context of four major areas: alcohol consumption, alcohol-related revenue, alcohol-related vehicular fatalities, and crime. The report also looks at policies implemented to curtail excessive alcohol consumption including limited hours and advertising restrictions. Control states are also analyzed by their model, wholesale vs. wholesale and retail operations, and spirits only vs. spirits and wine. Author(s): Roland Zullo, Xi (Belinda) Bi, Yu (Sean) Xiaohan, Zehra Siddiqui