The impact of tax increases on smoking cessation varies by region and demographic factors, but studies have shown that higher tobacco taxes generally lead to a decrease in smoking rates. For instance, research indicates that for every 10% increase in the price of cigarettes, smoking prevalence can drop by about 3-5%. This translates to millions of smokers quitting or reducing their consumption, but exact numbers can differ based on local tax policies and public health initiatives. Overall, tax increases are considered an effective tool in reducing smoking rates.
over 300 people die a day because of smoking
45,000 people die in the uae because of smoking
There is no way you can die from smoking weed!
From just smoking it? NONE
About 5.4 million
yes because they keep smoking because of the nicotine that is addicting
More thhen a millon people are smoking right now
Research has shown that 90% of people on Champix usually stop smoking.
a lot of people do
Smoking isn't a crime, right now.
Many, many people die from smoking and related diseases every day.
That pubs and public places are cleaner inside, that smokers are colder in winter, stopped quite a lot of people smoking, people are certainly smoking less on a night out as is a nightmare having to keep going outside, less fires. Pubs and clubs closing. Loss of jobs. Less income for the treasury. Rise in taxes elsewhere to make up the shortfall.