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400The gains were seen through decreased car crash mortality and increased student lifetime earnings The Economic Case for Letting Teenagers Sleep a Little Later Carroll While moving back high school starting times is a complicated debate we can all agree that the amount of sleep a teen gets is important and much lower than it should be From the early wake-up calls to a teen s body fighting against it the amount of teens who so severely lack the amount of sleep that they need to function is staggering The negative effects of this extreme sleep deprivation include mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety as well as physical problems such as high blood pressure and increased risks of diabetes There are many solutions to this problem but it is a conversation worth talking about considering over 90 of teens face this issue and little has been done about So maybe next time your teen says I'm tired they might just be justified in their complaining