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A modern economic view of tobacco taxation

Gruber, J., Köszegi, B. 2007

Modelling the demand for cigarettes, Theoretical frameworks

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Behavioural economics: Past, present and future

Camerer, C.F., Loewenstein, G. 2001

Modelling the demand for cigarettes, Theoretical frameworks

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A theory of government regulation of addictive bads: Optimal tax levels and tax incidence for cigarette excise taxation

Gruber, J., Köszegi, B. 2002

Modelling the demand for cigarettes, Theoretical frameworks

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An economic model of youth smoking: Tax and welfare effects

Suranovic, S.M. 2005

Modelling the demand for cigarettes, Theoretical frameworks

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An economic theory of cigarette addiction

Suranovic, S.M., Goldfarb, R.S., Leonard, T.C. 1999

Modelling the demand for cigarettes, Theoretical frameworks

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Comparing the experience of regret and its predictors among smokers in four Asian countries: Findings from the ITC surveys in Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, and China

Sansone, N., Fong, G.T., Lee, W.B. et al. 2013

Modelling the demand for cigarettes, Theoretical frameworks

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Do cigarette taxes make smokers happier?

Gruber, J., Mullainathan, S. 2002

Modelling the demand for cigarettes, Theoretical frameworks

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The near-universal experience of regret among smokers in four countries: Findings from the International Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Survey

Fong, G.T., Hammond, D., Laux, F.L. et al. 2004

Modelling the demand for cigarettes, Theoretical frameworks

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Is addiction “rational”? Theory and evidence

Gruber, J., Köszegi, B. 2000

Modelling the demand for cigarettes, Theoretical frameworks

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Interpreting the rational addiction model

Ferguson, B.S. 2000

Modelling the demand for cigarettes, Theoretical frameworks

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