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That the poor benefit disproportionately by not smoking as a result of tax increases makes intuitive sense as well, as WHO finds that smoking prevelance is higher amongst the poorer sectors of society, and that there is some evidence to suggest that the poor are more susceptible to tobacco related illnesses

This reduces the side-effects of smoking tobacco to a greater extent

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