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    smokers alike. When one thinks of smoking‚ they think of individuals who smoke and the effects of lung cancer that are attributed to smoking. One usually never thinks that second hand smoke can be harmful. After all they are not the ones smoking tobacco. Each day in America 1‚200 people die from smoking and exposure to second hand smoke; according to Kick Butts Day information (Norma Gauld. Nanaimo Daily News). Smoking is prohibited in malls‚ eating and drinking areas‚ doorways of government buildings

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    Version 00106 랶컄1 Nowhere in the world has the issue of tobacco been so much debated as in our society. Nowadays‚ tobacco is more harmful than drug to people႒s health‚ therefore many people think that smoking is legal that is a direct and primary reason to induce this kind of problem. The above point is certainly true; this essay will outline three reasons. The main reason is that tobacco is a silent killer to smokers. Tobacco is known to be the probable cause of some 25 different diseases

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    Restaurant goers make decisions that effect their overall satisfaction in an establishment every time they go out. They have to decide if they want their steak cooked medium-well or rare‚ if they want a Budweiser or a Bud-light‚ and if they want to start a tab or pay in cash. So what do all these decisions have in common? They have the freedom to choose what they want. So‚ why is it that we don’t have a choice when the decision is whether or not we can smoke in public? You may think this seems like

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    03/10/2014 University of Phoenix Business Proposal In the beginning‚ we will give an example about tobacco and how the price elasticity effect on the demand of this product. Tobacco is a plant that found in North and South America and then it moved to Europe. We chose tobacco because tobacco is not like a normal habit‚ tobacco is harm and one of the causes for cancer. The good thing is tobacco like other products so the demand of the product effect on some factors such as changing price and real

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    London‚ about one fifth of children went to school as children were put to work at the age of four and died before age thirty “Occupational death was not uncommon for working Victorian children.” (Victorian Children) due to working in coal mines‚ tobacco farms‚ mills‚ toxic pesticides‚ children were more vulnerable to catching disease and developing mental and physical disabilities that takes a large toll on their bodies and health. Children could not quit their jobs and had no choice but to depend

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    vHarmful Effects of Tobacco Speech Today‚ I have a question for all of you “Would you mix rat poison‚ tar‚ lighter fuel‚ some radioactive gas some pesticide and drink all of that stuff at once?”‚ Your answer would probably be no because it’s obvious that all of this stuff is toxic and would result in sudden death. This is all of the stuff that cigarette smoke contains‚ so just wonder how harmful would cigarettes actually be. I’ll be telling you about the harmful effectsof tobacco & the great harm caused

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    cigarettes and tobacco. In this sense‚ the standard of living will increase‚ so smoking ban will be a huge step towards a better society. The nicotine-free way of living will improve people’s health‚ therefore mortality rate will decrease. Less people will suffer from heart and lung diseases‚ which are most commonly caused by smoking. On the other hand‚ if smoking is banned‚ half of the population of our planet will not agree with that and will continue distributing and using tobacco products even

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    of Health. (2003‚ August). Fact Sheet: History of Smoking Legislation. Retrieved from: http://hawii.gov/health/healthy- lifestyles/tobacco/resources/factsheet/Legislation.pdf Leno‚ J. (2010‚ July 22). The Tonight Show [Television series]. Carson Productions. Los Angeles: NBC. Proctor‚ R. (2001‚ February). Commentary: Schairer and Scheoniger’s forgotten tobacco epidemiology and the Nazi quest for racial purity. Retrieved from International Journal of Epidemiology Web site: http://ije.oxfordjournals

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    6.2 to 6.6 percent due to increasing domestic consumption and commodity exports. According to the 2005 National Socio Economic Survey‚ 7 out of 10 Indonesian households routinely allocated portions of their income for tobacco products. In addition‚ household expenditures on tobacco was much higher than on food items like fish‚ meat‚ eggs and milk‚ as well as vegetables and fruits. So clearly cigarette price is an essential part to the budget allocation. As household spending on

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    Statistics About Tobacco There are 12 Crores tobacco users in India i.e. every 9th Indian consumes tobacco. Sixteen percent are cigarette smokers‚ 44% are bidi smokers and 40% are tobacco chewers and snuffers in the form of Gutka‚ Mishri‚ Zarda‚ Khaini‚ Pan Masala‚ chewing the Betal Quid and snuffing Nasvar. Smokers have 20-25 times higher risk of developing Cancer Bidis are more lethal than cigarettes Chewing and inhaling smokeless tobacco is the most lethal form of tobacco available as Gutka

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