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    Tobacco Industry Analysis

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    untapped market for the top tier tobacco companies. While tobacco use is common in India, cigarette smoking is not. Due to the size of the market, and its immense diversity, even relatively small percentage increases in the number of tobacco users migrating to cigarettes from other tobacco products would create large amounts of new customers for PMI. This potential opportunity does not come without challenges for PMI. There are barriers to entry into the Indian tobacco market. India has been…

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    It’s a mixture of two forms of smoke that come from burning tobacco. • Mainstream smoke: The smoke exhaled by a smoker. • Side stream smoke: Smoke from the lighted end of a cigarette, pipe, cigar, or tobacco burning in a hookah. This type of smoke has higher concentrations of cancer-causing agents (carcinogens) and is more toxic than mainstream smoke. It also has smaller particles than…

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    The Electrifying Sides of the Debate on Electronic Cigarettes With the strict regulations on smoking and tobacco comes the rise of the electronic cigarette. E-Cigarettes’ popularity has skyrocketed in its lifespan, with an increasing number of people using them. With them being put under the spotlight, there are many who question their effect. Many claim that electronic cigarettes’ purpose is to help smokers quit. They are supposed to be better for a person’s health than regular cigarettes.…

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    with smoking cigarettes is smokeless tobacco. It is implied that smokeless tobacco is a safer source of nicotine. Even though it is considered to be a “safer” alternative to smoking, it can still have a devastating impact on the consumer’s body. A few negative effects that are commonly associated with smokeless tobacco are oral cancer, oropharyngeal cancer, heart disease, and pancreatic cancer. These are some of the main reasons why I believe smokeless tobacco should not be considered as a…

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    particular with people who already smoke traditional cigarettes, some of whom are trying to use electronic cigarettes as a gateway to quitting smoking. Electronic cigarettes produce a water-based vapor instead of the combustible smoke produced by the tobacco in regular cigarettes. They contain a battery that heats a liquid containing nicotine, a variety of other chemicals, and sometimes propellants or flavorings, and changes this liquid into vapor, which is then inhaled, simulating the feeling…

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    minutes, grow food and feed thousands of people and have access to running water just a few seconds away. Just recently a new technology has hit the U.S. market, e-cigarettes. This innovation was shipped to the U.S. in “2007” and totally changed the tobacco industry(thrillist). An e-cigarette is essentially electronically powered cigarettes which are intended to create a supplement to smoking cigarettes(drugabuse). These devices transmit different flavors and other harmful chemicals in vapor…

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    The nicotine in cigarettes is as addictive as heroin or cocaine (Benjamin). So you should know that cigarettes are drugs and should not be thought of lightly. Seventy percent of smokers can’t quit (“Tobacco Related Diseases”). But luckily after the age of twenty-six if you have never smoked before, then you probably never will (Benjamin). Smoking also ruins our environment because the smoke and chemicals from the cigarette pollute our air (Benjamin). You should not smoke at all, but especially…

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    that they would try to cut off loose ends, like this, and spend that money on things that matter and benefit ones life versus the deadly cigarettes they waste their money on. The production of cigarettes is another massive cost on the economy. The tobacco industry is one of the wealthiest in the world. It costs about $21 for one pack of cigarette, but it the actual production of one is only 6 cents (Brooke, Section 7). Annually, these companies will receive over a 99% profit. If you think…

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    preventable cause of death in the country. Congress prohibits the states from making any new legislation; which act to diminish the big cigarette and tobacco industries, due to its best-connected people in Washington and it’s huge role it plays in the U.S economy. The United States Government must impose a complete ban on all cigarette and tobacco products, due to the harmful risks of secondhand smoke, it creates a pollution crisis for future generations, and causes users of all ages serious…

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    E-cigarettes were first introduced to the market in 2004 as a pathway to reduce tobacco smoking. Over the last decade, questions have been raised, regarding whether e-cigarettes can result in complete cessation of cigarette smoking, the only solution for health risks. This essay will focus on the evidence in three of most important areas, its impact on helping with smoking cessation, health benefit for smokers, and potential health implications for nonsmokers. As a solution for smoking…

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