WAS THERE SIGNIFICANT TAX EVASION AFTER THE 1999 50 CENT PER PACK CIGARETTE TAX INCREASE IN CALIFORNIA?
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EMERY, S., ET AL., WAS THERE SIGNIFICANT TAX EVASION AFTER THE 1999 50 CENT PER PACK CIGARETTE TAX INCREASE IN CALIFORNIA?. TOBACCO CONTROL, Vol. 11, no. 2 (2002), p. 130-134.
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Coste, Drogodependencias, Impuestos, Reducción de la demanda, Región, Tabaco, EE.UU.
Coste, Drogodependencias, Impuestos, Reducción de la demanda, Región, Tabaco, EE.UU.
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