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    I have very distinct memories of returning home from spending time with my dad and reeking of cigarette smoke. The stench would set into my hair and clothes and would be a chore to get rid of. Not only do cigarettes inconvenience smokers and those around them, but they’re also very deadly killers. According to an analysis by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2011, close to half of a million people die from cigarette-related illnesses every year. “In addition, smoking has been…

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    and company growth. One of Ms. News’s housing prerequisites is it has to be a smoke-free environment. Also, accessibility to fitness is a must. The author has easy access to physical conditioning; there is a bike trail right outside of her home. So accessibility is key to residents that may not have an option otherwise. Swan agrees he says, “residents do not have the capacity to move,” she said. “This is protecting our nation’s most vulnerable people” (qtd. in Mills). It never hurts for tenants…

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    Discrimination of an employee, protection of the company and its money or both seem to tie together the notion of an employer being able to hire or not based upon a personal preference. Smoking areas or smoke free environment remains to be the question in workplaces, business have considered the cost and effects of smokers versus nonsmoker. Should an employer have say in what one does in my free time? Are my healthcare benefits being paid more by me or the company I work for? And breaks smoking…

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    Reuben Ackarie Prof. Chang ENG 102 5 November 2016 Your Decision Impacts Everyone It is a disturbing fact, that even though a plethora of scientific evidence exists on the dangers of smoking, each day millions of people reach for their cigarettes, light up, and relieve their nicotine craving. Some smokers may believe their risky habit does not have an impact on people around them. Science, however, tells a different horror story. Smoking should be banned in all public places as exposure to…

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    First of all, evidence has accumulated linking passive smoking with lung cancer, coronary heart disease, and increased respiratory illnesses in children. One research show that cigarette smoking kills an estimated 178,000 women in the United States annually. The three leading smoking-related causes of…

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    Outcomes: The American Lung Association of the Mountain Pacific (ALA) serves Alaska, Hawai’i, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming (ALA, 2016). Although the programs in each state varies based on the needs of the community, the Mountain Pacific states are dedicated to the same mission of improving lung health and preventing lung disease (ALA, 2016). Community engagement is an important component of the ALA’s marketing. On the individual level, the LUNG FORCE heroes allow…

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    cigarette companies would be hard hit, while foreign companies would be able to continue to influence the Indian public through foreign channels, overseas sports sponsorships and foreign magazines (icmrindia.org, 2001). As described in Principles of Management, “Ethical dilemmas can arise from a variety of areas, such as: Advertising (desire to present your product or service in the best light)” (Carpenter et al., 2009) which appears to describe only part of what Indian tobacco companies…

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    Tobacco has a high demand nowadays. It has become a bad habit in our community. Our youth are more attracted to consume tobacco to relax than to have a healthier activity. Also, we have what is call secondhand smoke. These are when we inhaled involuntarily what others smoke, putting our life at risk because others decide not to care. Tobacco should be banned. The most important reason is health. There are many cancer cases every year because of tobacco abuse, and asthma is another consequence.…

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    Tobacco is a demerit good, which means that its consumption provides negative externalities towards society. Negative externalities of consumption refer to external costs created by consumers. For example, consumers smoking cigarettes will affect the health of others. They are a type of market failure. A market failure occurs when the allocation of resources are not efficient. The upcoming diagram shows negative externalities of consumption of tobacco. The diagram above is presenting that…

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    Smoking claims the lives of about 13,000 people every day. This staggering number does not even include the deaths caused by secondhand smoking. This unhealthy trend is becoming more and more of a problem. In order to break down and analyze the effects and elements that make up an anti-smoking ad, a rhetorical analysis will be applied. The advertisement, provided by The County of Orange Health Care Agency, exemplifies the horrid effects of smoking on a young, healthy, and attractive woman. The…

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