The Health Care Consequences of Smoking and Its Regulation
Published Date
Copyright 2001
ISBN 0-262-57150-1
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Author(s):
Michael J. Moore & James W. Hughes
The literature on the health economics of smoking presents two principal facts: that smoking increases health care...
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