A balanced tobacco control policy.
By raising the price of cigarettes through tobacco taxes, policymakers might only be delaying some smokers' initiation of smoking rather than permanently preventing them from smoking. This is one of several reasons for adopting a balanced tobacco control policy that relies only in part on cigarette taxation.
Sugarman
Stephen D
SD
School of Law, University of California, Berkeley 94720-7200, USA. sugarman@law.berkeley.edu
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