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Jan 1, 2008

Calculating the 'Big Kill'

Dr. Brad Rodu

In 1985, the British Medical Association and Health Education Council published The Big Kill, a series of booklets estimating the number of people killed by smoking in England and Wales. Assigning a “precise” number of deaths to a risky behavior provided opponents with a powerful and often persuasive weapon. For two decades ...

Jun 1, 2006

Tobacco Deadly in Any Form or Disguise

Dr Jack Henningfield, Dr Katharine Hammond and Others

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Mar 1, 2004

Tobacco Settlement: States' Allocations of Fiscal Year 2003 and Expected Fiscal Year 2004 Payments

U.S. General Accounting Office Staff

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Nov 1, 2002

Addicted to Tobacco Taxes

Robert A. Levy

Arizona’s politicians can’t make up their minds about tobacco. When Arizona sued the cigarette makers in 1996, the state minced no words in describing the pernicious effects of smoking: “Tobacco products are not only addictive, they are abnormally dangerous and unfit for human use. Tobacco products kill, maim, and injure virtually ...

Apr 1, 2002

Confusing, Misleading CDC Figures on Economic Costs of Smoking

Stephen J. Entin

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Oct 1, 2001

The World Bank's Tobacco Economics

Pierre Lemieux

8635 ...

Aug 1, 2001

Tobacco and Women's Health

Catherine L. Maroney, Andrea Sesko, and Elizabeth M. Whelan

8393 ...

Dec 1, 1998

Smoke and Mirrors

W. Kip Viscusi

1550 ...

Dec 1, 1998

Lies, Damned Lies, & 400,000 Smoking-Related Deaths

Robert A. Levy and Rosalind B. Marimont

" Truth was an early victim in the battle against tobacco." The big lie, repeated ad nauseam in anti-tobacco circles, is that smoking causes more than 400,000 premature deaths each year in the United States. That mantra is the principal justification for all manner of tobacco regulations and legislation, not to mention lawsuits ...

Apr 1, 1998

There's No Excuse for a Higher Cigarette Tax

Stephen J. Entin

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Apr 1, 1998

There's No Excuse for a Higher Cigarette Tax

Stephen J. Entin

5235 ...

Jun 1, 1997

Smoking, Insurance, and Social Cost

Robert E. McCormick, Robert Tollison, and Richard E. Wagner

1545 ...

From Cash Crop to Cash Cow: How Tobacco Profits State Governments

W. Kip Viscusi

1546 ...

Our 'Damned Lies' Spark Another Exchange

Alicia M. Lukachko and Elizabeth Wheelan; Robert Levy and Rosalind Marimont

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