Building the bridge from Tobacco Tax Research to Effective Tax Policy

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To present case studies of successful communication and collaboration of research and advocacy to impact tobacco tax policy. To build communication and support between economists who develop research-based evidence about the impact of tax reforms and policy makers, advocates, legal experts (media experts?). To discuss challenges and share perspectives on the feasibility of tax policy and on the needed material to support policy.

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Implementation of e-cigarette regulation through the EU Tobacco Products Directive ( 2016 ) in Wales, Scotland and England from the perspectives of stakeholders involved in policy introduction and enforcement

The attitudes and behaviors of students, staff and faculty towards smoke-free and tobacco-free campus policies in North American universities: A narrative review

The package as a weapon of influence: Changes to cigarette packaging design as a function of regulatory changes in Canada

Factors influencing cigarette smoking among police and costs of an officer smoking in the workplace at Nsambya Barracks, Uganda

The use of tobacco in online trailers of top-grossing movies

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