 Wysłany: Sob 14:16, 02 Kwi 2011 Temat postu: Will Cigarettes Price Increase Stop People from Sm |
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| Although ,wholesale newport cigarettestobacco products have increased by 40-60 cents per a pack of cigarettes, prices are still far cheaper than somewhere else in Europe, except Poland,wholesale newport 100s cigarettes, where are the cheapest tobacco products at €1.85. Similar to Cyprus prices were found in Portugal €3.40 per package and in Greece at €3.12. For example Ireland has the most expensive cigarettes at around €8.21 and England at €6.29 for a pack of cigarettes.
Expensive tobacco products do not certainly stop smoking from lightning up, according to a study conducted in England on the increase of price on cigarettes and the rate of tobacco use. For instance in 1994 tobacco products in UK cost approximately 2.50 and in 2000 the price was 4.00. According to statistics realized by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) smoking rate dropped insignificantly by 5% from 1994 to 2006. As well as Cyprus, France is one more cigarette lover nation. In 2003 France increased the price on cigarettes by 20%. Evidently the increase in prices was driven by a government concern to decrease smoking rate and to fill an 8.5 billion dollar deficiency. Nevertheless the situation has changed when a ban was adopted in 2007, which prohibited smoking in public and work places. At present a pack of cigarettes in France costs €5.41. In September,cheap cigarettes online004,newport non menthol cigarettes,cheap cigarettes online003, Japan implemented a 40% tax hike,cheap cigarettes online005, thus a cigarettes pack will cost €3.63. as well as other governments they want to make people quit this habit,newport red cigarettes, and according to a survey already 60% are thinking to do it. “The increase on cigarette price won’t stop me because I would simply find other ways to smoke. Though I think that it depends on how much a person smokes,” said Constance Hughes. “It will not make me stop smoking, but only lower the amount of smoked cigarettes,” said Tonia Solea. |
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