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Cigarette Demand, Structural Change, and Advertising Bans: International Evidence, 1970-1995

Nelson, Jon P. - In: Contributions in Economic Analysis & Policy 2 (2003) 1, pp. 1-27

of advertising bans. Due to a decline in smoking prevalence, especially among males, there was a change in the political …

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Reading Advertising: The What and How of Product Meaning

Domzal, Teresa J.; Kernan, Jerome B. - In: Journal of Consumer Marketing 9 (1992) 3, pp. 48-64

Analyses successful international ads for alcoholic drinks, cigarettes and corporate identity to determine the core meanings for each product. Argues that these meanings constitute “cultural definitions” of the products, and that they represent a significant aspect of marketing information....

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Sun‐sign astrology in market segmentation: an empirical investigation

Mitchell, Vincent‐Wayne; Haggett, Sarah - In: Journal of Consumer Marketing 14 (1997) 2, pp. 113-131

Demographic segmentation variables are cheap and easy to measure, while psychographic variables are more expensive and harder to measure, but can provide more insight into consumers’ psychology. Suggests that a prima facie case exists for the suitability of astrology as a segmentation variable...

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The World Demand for UK Tobacco

Ensor, Tim - In: Journal of Economic Studies 19 (1992) 2

The decline in cigarette consumption within developed countries makes the exploitation of new markets particularly important to tobacco companies. UK data on exports is used to show that, by splitting the sample into three groups, income and prices have significant but different effects on...

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Perceptions of the Societal Marketing Concept

Abratt, Russell; Sacks, Diane - In: European Journal of Marketing 23 (1989) 6, pp. 25-33

Whether societal marketing is regarded as a legitimate and ecessary aspect of marketing in the tobacco and liquor industries is investigated. A review of previous research on societal marketing has been undertaken. The views of both industries are discussed and some conclusions are made with...

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An exploratory study of influences on public opinion towards alcohol and tobacco sponsorship of sporting events

McDaniel, Stephen R.; Mason, Daniel S. - In: Journal of Services Marketing 13 (1999) 6, pp. 481-500

The marketing of alcohol and tobacco products and their related public policy implications have become controversial issues worldwide, due mainly to health‐related issues. Uses a telephone survey methodology to compare attitudes toward Olympic sponsorship by a leading US brewer with general...

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Marriage as a Mechanism of Internalizing Externalities: A Case of Smoking

You, Jane J. - In: Asian Journal of Law and Economics 12 (2021) 2, pp. 189-211

marriage on smoking. From analyzing the data of Panel Study of Income Dynamics, I found that unmarried individuals are more … two years. These results on the whole imply that marriage internalizes the negative externalities of smoking and thus … leads smokers to reduce smoking. …

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Education, Maternal Smoking, and the Earned Income Tax Credit

Cowan, Benjamin; Tefft, Nathan - In: The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy 12 (2012) 1

smoking behavior of women. Differential increases in federal EITC benefits by family size in the mid-1990s allow for a … comparison of smoking status changes between mothers with one and more than one child. We exploit these changes in a difference … smoking was concentrated among those with some college. …

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A Model of Dysfunctional Urges and Addiction with an Application to Cigarette Smoking

Glazer, Jacob; Weiss, Andrew M - In: The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy 7 (2007) 1

smoking. Our main results are that, under not implausible conditions, making cigarettes more addictive can reduce smoking and …

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The Effect of Smoking Bans on Bars and Restaurants: An Analysis of Changes in Employment

Adams, Scott; Cotti, Chad D. - In: The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy 7 (2007) 1

Abstract Many communities and several states prohibit smoking in bars or restaurants. Using county-level data on … employment from across the US, we find that communities where smoking is banned experience reductions in bar employment compared … with counties that allow smoking. Smoking bans have a larger detrimental impact on bars in geographic areas with a high …

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