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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.

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