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Effect of increased reliance on specific excise on the consumption of cigarettes
Research has shown that specific tax is more effective in discouraging the behavior of smoking than ad valorem tax. This paper makes use of panel data on 39 countries to investigate the impact of increased reliance on specific tax on cigarette consumption. The data used includes 21 countries, from s...
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School of Economics
2019
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