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Tobacco Control Policies
- Why do we prevent smoking?
- Negative externalities
- Burden on non-smokers and employers
- Burden on non-smokers and employers
- Lack of self-control
- Govt intervention
Annotations:
- No smoking in public
- Some ppl not aware of health risk
Annotations:
- Those who cannot read or write
- Some smokers are irrational
- Hyperbolic discounting
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- More weight on current satisfaction and less weight on future satisfaction
- Hyperbolic discounting
- Negative externalities
- Key Tobacco Control Policies
- Graphic warnings
Annotations:
- Wear out effect: Need to change picture because people are used to the picture (it becomes less effective)
- Taxes (Prov & Fed)
Annotations:
- Policy reduced by - black market/native reserves/smuggling; -also wealthy people can still buy cigarettes - compensatory behavior: more inhales per cigarette
- Point of sale display bans
- Telephone hot lines
- School education programs
- Youth Access Enforcement
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- Effectiveness reduced when smokers asking cigarettes from non retail sources such as friends and parents; theft (black market)
- Clean air laws
- Media Compaigns
- Advertising bans
- Graphic warnings
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