DO HIGHER TOBACCO TAXES REDUCE ADULT SMOKING? NEW EVIDENCE OF THE EFFECT OF RECENT CIGARETTE TAX INCREASES ON ADULT SMOKING

Kevin Callison and Robert Kaestner

Economic Inquiry, 2014, vol. 52, issue 1, 155-172

Date: 2014
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