Yes, smaller packets always come at a higher cost per cigarette because of the packaging and marketing costs involved
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In New York City, for example, where government support is relatively high and public policies encourage better health for all, its poorest residents fare better than similar residents living in other parts of the country
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"So, when you hear these Anchors, Pundits, Dumocrats, and Communists, try to make the case that President Obama's numbers are comparable to President Trump, it would be nice if people like 'Milk Toast' Shannon Bream, and others, would put up a little fight Just a little," he concluded
Briefly, the RCT implemented a 22 between-subject factorial design, with participants assigned to one of four cigarette packet labeling groups: small text-only health warning labels on pack sides (control)
