Background and aims Tobacco product excise taxes are a cost‐effective method for
reducing tobacco consumption, but industry pricing and marketing strategies encourage …

Background Building on substantial tobacco control action over the previous decade,
Australia increased the taxes on tobacco by 25% without forewarning on April 30, 2010 …

This preregistered systematic review and meta-analysis (PROSPERO: CRD 42022311392)
aimed to synthesize the effectiveness of all available population-level tobacco policies on …

Cigarette smoking patterns vary within the population, with some individuals remaining
never smokers, some remaining occasional users, and others progressing to daily use or …

Abstract Introduction In 2010, Australian tobacco excise (administered federally) increased
by 25%, and by 12.5% annually from 2013 to 2020, with additional increases on roll-your …

METHODS The impact of strengthened tobacco-control policies on smoking prevalence was
analyzed using Korea SimSmoke, a discrete-time Markov process. We considered the …

Background Anti-smoking social norms are associated with subsequent quitting behaviours.
We examined if exposure to tobacco control advertisements and policy changes predict …

Introduction Assessing long-term smoking cessation after tobacco price increases is more
valuable than short-term cessation as smokers often relapse after temporary cessation. We …

Introduction Simulation models can be used to evaluate existing and potential tobacco
control interventions, including policies. The purpose of this systematic review was to …

Objectives: This article deals with the comparison of excise tax revenues from alcoholic
beverages and tobacco products with public spending that are spent on treating diseases …