In 2001, for example, the smoking initiation rate was 115.3 per 1,000 youth, almost equal to the rate in 1992
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its history, legends, literature, cultivation, social and hygienic influences, commercial development, industrial processes and governmental regulation
13.5.2 Differences in affordability across tobacco products Figure 13.5.2 shows the affordability of factory-made cigarettes (FMC) compared to roll-your-own (RYO) tobacco, measured as the number of minutes needed to work on average Australian wages to afford 20 cigarettes in 2025 from the leading FMC and RYO product (assuming 0.6 grams of tobacco per RYO stick)
But it was ruled out because it was perceived by some consumers to be "rich" and "upmarket"
Also, alarming is that each day in the U.S