Global cigarette market
Trends in sales, pricing and estimates of price elasticity across WHO regions (2008–2022)
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Rising cigarette prices have contributed to reduced sales in the Americas and Europe, indicating the effectiveness of tobacco taxation and/or the effects of industry pricing strategies. Conversely, sales remained stable in the Western Pacific and South-East, likely due to population and economic growth offsetting price effects. Sales increased in the Eastern Mediterranean and Africa alongside minimal price changes, highlighting the urgent need for stronger tobacco control through sustained tax increases and countering industry interference
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