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Forecasting Cigarette Consumption: The Causal Model Approach
Stephen F. Witt,Christopher Pass +1 more
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The causal model approach to business forecasting attempts to discover, mainly on the basis of economic knowledge, those variables which appear to have influenced the forecast variable in the past, and then estimates by econometric methods the quantitative relationship between the causal and forecast variables as discussed by the authors.Abstract:
The “causal model” approach to business forecasting attempts to discover, mainly on the basis of economic knowledge, those variables which appear to have influenced the forecast variable in the past, and then estimates by econometric methods the quantitative relationship between the causal and forecast variables. Future values of the forecast variable are then obtained by using forecasts of the causal variables in conjunction with the estimated relationship.read more
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The effects of excise taxes and regulations on cigarette smoking
TL;DR: A generalized linear model is estimated to examine adult and teenage cigarette demand and indicates that the price elasticity of demand is unstable over time, ranging from 0.06 in 1970 to -0.23 in 1985.
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The Determinants of Cigarette Consumption: A Meta-Analysis:
Rick L. Andrews,George R. Franke +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors summarized econometric findings from time-series research on the relationships between cigarette consumption and advertising, price, and income using a meta-analysis methodology, and found that smoking consumption was positively associated with advertising and income.
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Reducing the Health Consequences of Smoking: 25 Years of Progress: A Report of the Surgeon General
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Econometric Studies of Advertising, Advertising Restrictions and Cigarette Demand: A Survey
TL;DR: The main question has been, does aggregate cigarette advertising affect total market sales of the product? Another controversial topic which has been discussed is the observed or likely effect upon cigarette demand of cigarette advertising restrictions, including complete bans as mentioned in this paper.
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Advertising and the consumption of tobacco and alcoholic drink: a system‐wideanalysis
TL;DR: The role of advertising and other variables in the determination of the level and composition of demand for alcoholic drink and tobacco in the United Kingdom was examined in this paper through estimates of a version of the Rotterdam model.
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Smoking Motivation Factors
TL;DR: Support is provided for a model of smoking motivation, developed by Tomkins, which finds addiction is highest among those who are both ‘nervous irritation’ and ‘relaxation’ smokers.
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