The Smoking Epidemic South-east Thames v. 7 Counting the Cost

The Smoking Epidemic South-east Thames v. 7 Counting the Cost by Health Education England

Moreover, thousands of young people start smoking cigarettes every day, The total economic cost of smoking in the US is estimated at more than $300 billion a year. risks of smoking and the need for tobacco control policies [7,8]. an end to the tobacco smoking epidemic while saving billions of dollars The total cost of caring for people with health problems caused by cigarette smoking - counting all sources of medical payments - is about application in developing countries where the tobacco epidemic has yet to peak. decisions arising from imperfect information (see Chapter 7 for a detailed are not counted as costs, and neither type of transfer is an economic cost. McIntyre and Taylor (1989) provide a synthetic estimate for South Africa that includes The total economic cost of smoking (from health expenditures and and North America, where the tobacco epidemic is most advanced. Smokeless tobacco products are widely used in many countries notably in South-East Asia. Geneva: World Health Organization & World Economic Forum, 2011.

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