The Macro-Social Smoking Control

Abstract

moking is a very complex socioeconomic risk factor. This is because of the diversity from the smoking impact over the society and the health at same time. [1][2][3] Usually, public health sector assumes a strong leader position around the smoking control. This position is mainly supported in several scientific researches showing the smoking consequences over the morbidity and health quality too. [4][5][6] Since the economic point of view, the analysis could be simpler. In this way, the cost-benefit relation is utilized as reference rate designing and applying economic policies related with the smoking behavior.