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17.0 Introduction

17.1 The economic rationale for intervention in the tobacco market

17.2 The various costs of tobacco use

17.3 The costs of smoking to Australian society

17.4 Benefits of tobacco to the economy?

17.5 Economic analysis, economic evaluation and economic modelling of tobacco control policies and interventions

17.6 Do tobacco control strategies cause economic hardship in particular segments of the economy?

17.7 How much should be invested in tobacco control?

17.8 What would be the benefits of increased investment in tobacco control?

Acknowledgments

References

Thank you to Adjunct Professor David Collins for very helpful comments on this chapter.

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Introduction
Chapter 1
Trends in the prevalence of smoking
Chapter 2
Trends in tobacco consumption
Chapter 3
The health effects of active smoking
Chapter 4
The health effects of secondhand smoke
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Factors influencing the uptake and prevention of smoking
Chapter 6
Addiction
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Smoking cessation
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Tobacco use among Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders
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Smoking and social disadvantage
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The tobacco industry in Australian society
Chapter 11
Tobacco advertising and promotion
Chapter 12
The construction and labelling of Australian cigarettes
Chapter 13
The pricing and taxation of tobacco products in Australia
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Social marketing and public education campaigns
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Smokefree environments
Chapter 16
Tobacco litigation in Australia
Chapter 17
The economics of tobacco control
Chapter 18
The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
Appendix 1
Useful weblinks to tobacco resources

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