A pack a day for 20 years: Smoking and cigarette pack sizes

Farrell, L, Fry, T and Harris, M 2011, 'A pack a day for 20 years: Smoking and cigarette pack sizes', Applied Economics, vol. 43, no. 21, pp. 2833-2842.


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Title A pack a day for 20 years: Smoking and cigarette pack sizes
Author(s) Farrell, L
Fry, T
Harris, M
Year 2011
Journal name Applied Economics
Volume number 43
Issue number 21
Start page 2833
End page 2842
Total pages 10
Publisher Routledge
Abstract This study focuses on the determinants of cigarette consumption. In particular, the impact of cigarette pack sizes on the typical daily consumption of smokers is investigated. Results are presented from a new multi-modal count data model which allows for 'pack-effects' in daily consumption levels. Our results suggest that smokers regulate their consumption in accordance with the variety of pack sizes that are available to them.
Subject Applied Economics not elsewhere classified
Keyword(s) smoking
DOI - identifier 10.1080/00036840903389838
Copyright notice © 2011 Taylor & Francis
ISSN 0003-6846
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