2.7.2 Factors affecting trends in tobacco consumption over the last century As is evident in the discussion above, factors that drive changes over time in the proportion of people smoking regularly and the amount they smoke include: demographic trends characteristics of people who smoke marketing practices of tobacco companies, particularly price promotion strategies the affordability of tobacco products policies and programs adopted and funded by governments social and cultural factors the ready availability of tobacco changes in availability and use of different products, including roll-your-own tobacco and e-cigarettes
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Previous studies indicated that new products might entice new groups of consumers with characteristics distinct from those of combustible cigarette smokers [39, 40]
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