. 2. The reduced purchases of U.S.-grown tobacco leaf have little to do with the gradual smoking declines in the United … States. Instead, they are tied almost entirely to the decisions of the U.S. cigarette companies to manufacture more of their … more cigarettes than ever before, from 1997 to 1999 the U.S. cigarette companies reduced their purchases of American …

he believed could save his company-the e-cigarette, a product with all the addictive upside of the original without the … marketing. Ultimately, Juul's e-cigarette was so effective, so market-dominating, that it put the company on a collision course …

The Cigarette: A Political History offers a fresh interpretation of tobacco's role in the twentieth century. It argues …-1970s activists began to rack up an impressive string of victories in curtailing public smoking at the local and state … cost. By placing tobacco at the center of American political economy, The Cigarette: A Political History joins the politics …

The effect of advertising on cigarette demand has been widely studied. Yet the demand-advertising nexus is not … effects of the Master Settlement Agreement, and studying the dynamic effects of advertising and smoking. Findings show that U ….S. cigarette demand is inelastic, the income effects are mixed, advertising elasticities are relatively small, post-MSA advertising …

This paper examines the effects of generic cigarettes on overall cigarette demand and smuggling, and studies influences …

menthol use and smoking behaviors, many quitting behaviors, and cigarette purchase behaviors. Although menthol use is much … more common among Black smokers, Blacks are less likely to be current smokers, and conditional on current smoking Blacks … are less likely to be daily smokers, are less likely to have started smoking before age 18, smoke fewer cigarettes per day …