Titlebook: Valuing the Cost of Smoking; Assessment Methods, Claude Jeanrenaud,Nils Soguel Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1999 Opt

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Public Perception of Smoking Riskswarf the risks associated with motor-vehicle travel, hazardous jobs, and other risky activities. A policy question of fundamental importance is whether people in fact understand these risks and act upon them in a reasonable manner. The point of view that I will take here is that in assessing any mar

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Commentary on Public Perception of Smoking Risksalists are able to understand and communicate smoking risks. His argument draws on excellent, innovative research he has conducted over many years. This commentary’s main objective therefore is to call attention to some possibly startling policy implications of his research. Its first part repeats t

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Gender Differences in the Demand for Cigarettes89). In the U.S., smoking is responsible for more than one of every six deaths (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1989). In most countries, men began cigarette smoking earlier than women and have a higher peak rate of use. Among users, men have tended to have higher consumption levels. F

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Book 1999 and is dramatically increasing in the developing world. Smoking is risky and there is ample scientific evidence to support this statement. We know that smoking is a major cause of disease and premature death, in view of the fact that 3 million people die each year worldwide as a result of their smo

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Measurement of the Economic Costs of Smoking in the United States: an Historical Reviewconomic concepts and alternative economic approaches used in estimating smoking costs and reviews the published studies on national smoking cost estimates in the United States, focusing on the methodological changes, new data sources, and advancements made over the years in these areas.

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