Influence of cigarette prices and social environment smoking on allocation of consumption allocation of consumption of food groups: analysis of Susenas 2014 Indonesia

Djutaharta, Triasih

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“…One study each from Thailand 45 , Sri Lanka 46 , Indonesia 47 , and Myanmar 48 , reported positive or no association between price and consumption of tobacco products. In Bangladesh, two studies reported a positive 49 , 50 association between price/tax of tobacco products with their consumption.…”

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“…However, while price plays a role in regulating the consumption/ affordability of tobacco products, the per capita income growth of the country can influence this relationship 17 , 59 . The reported positive associations or lack of association between the price and consumption of tobacco products by some studies conducted in Bangladesh 6 , 37 , 49 , Thailand 45 , India 2 , 23 and Indonesia 47 could be due to higher economic growth (and therefore, higher income growth) relative to the increase in tobacco prices in these countries. Further, product-substitution involving switching to cheaper alternatives, and heterogeneity among the tobacco prices along with their complex taxation tiers are also potential reasons for no or positive association between tobacco product prices and consumption 12 .…”

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Impact of tobacco price and taxation on affordability and consumption of tobacco products in the South-East Asia Region: A systematic review

Nazar¹,

Sharma²,

Chugh³

et al. 2021

Tob. Induc. Dis.

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INTRODUCTION The objective of the review was to study the impact of tobacco taxes or prices on affordability and/or consumption of tobacco products in WHO South-East Asia Region (SEAR) countries, overall and by socioeconomic status; and change in consumption of one tobacco product for a given change in price/tax on another tobacco product. METHODS The searches were made in five databases (Medline, Embase, Cinahl, EconLit, Tobacconomics) using keywords such as 'tobacco', 'tax', 'price', 'impact' with their synonyms. Additionally, the first 100 articles through google search and e-reports from targeted sources were also reviewed. Studies illustrating the impact of prices/taxes on consumption/affordability of tobacco products in SEAR, in English and with no limitation on year, were included in the review. After two steps of screening, data from 28 studies were extracted using a structured and pre-tested data extraction form. RESULTS Of the 28 studies, 12 studies reported an inverse association between price and consumption/affordability, while 11 studies reported no or positive association between price and consumption/affordability of tobacco products. Five studies had unclear interpretations. The majority of studies estimated that the less affluent group were more price responsive compared to the more affluent group. Some studies indicated increased consumption of one product in response to price rise of another product, although, the findings were inconsistent. CONCLUSIONS The findings of our review support the use of tobacco tax and price measures as effective tools to address the tobacco epidemic. Our findings, however, also emphasize the importance of increasing tobacco product taxes and prices sufficiently to outweigh the effects of income growth, in order for the measures to be effective in reducing the affordability and consumption of tobacco products.

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Impact of tobacco price and taxation on affordability and consumption of tobacco products in the South-East Asia Region: A systematic review

Nazar¹,

Sharma²,

Chugh³

et al. 2021

Tob. Induc. Dis.

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“…It is generally suggested that there is still a lack of health coverage, including messages of harmful effects of smoking in Indonesian media [14]. Anti-smoking messages create to counter tobacco advertisements and promote the adverse effects of smoking cannot compete with the immense and creative cigarette advertising or pro-smoking messages in many media platforms [15].…”

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Exposure to Public Service Advertisements #suaratanparokok: A Sociodemographic Analysis

Rosemary¹,

Susilawati²,

Rahmani³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Cardiovascular Diseases (ICCvD 2021)

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The negative impact of cigarettes is on the health and socio-economic of individuals and the community. Cigarette advertising in mass media contributes to an increase in smoking behaviour. The high number of cigarette consumption in the community raises concerns about the low level of public awareness of the dangers of smoking. One approach to protect and increase public awareness about smoking is to communicate the harms of tobacco through Public Service Advertisements (PSAs), like #suaratanparokok on YouTube. There is still a lack of studies that explore the effectiveness of PSAs, including looking at the exposure to anti-smoking PSA from different indicators. This study aims to analyze the exposure of #suaratanparokok PSA based on people's socio-demographic backgrounds. The characteristics assessed include gender, age, education, occupation, income, origins, smoking status, and social media preferences to view the PSAs. Three hundred and ninety-eight respondents participated in an online survey distributed via Short-Message-Sending (SMS) and social media platforms. This study shows that only smoking status (p-value = 0.001) and place of origin of the respondents (p-value = 0.049) correlate with the exposure to #suaratanparokok PSA. Most people who access the PSA are 17-25 years old and are university students. Passive smokers viewed more the ad than smokers, and Instagram was the social media platform where most people view the #suaratanparokok PSA. The study suggests that besides a total ban on cigarette advertising, there is a need to develop PSAs targeting certain age groups, particularly youth and young adults, and smokers through prominent social media, such as Instagram.

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Influence of cigarette prices and social environment smoking on allocation of consumption allocation of consumption of food groups: analysis of Susenas 2014 Indonesia

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Impact of tobacco price and taxation on affordability and consumption of tobacco products in the South-East Asia Region: A systematic review

Impact of tobacco price and taxation on affordability and consumption of tobacco products in the South-East Asia Region: A systematic review

Exposure to Public Service Advertisements #suaratanparokok: A Sociodemographic Analysis

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