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Household Tobacco Spending and Consumption: Implications for Tax Policy

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Pakistan is a high tobacco-burden country where more than 29 million adults currently use tobacco in any form. Estimates based on Pakistan’s Household Integrated Economic Survey (HIES) 2018–19 indicate that tobacco is consumed in more than 45% of the households in the country — the ratio is 49% and 38% in poor and rich households, respectively.

March-31-2021
  • Household Tobacco Spending and Consumption: Implications for Tax Policy
  • Modelling the Revenue and Health Implications of Tobacco Tax Policy in Pakistan: Options for the Federal Budget 2021-22
  • The Crowding Out Effect of Tobacco Spending in Pakistan
  • Macroeconomic impacts of cigarette consumption in Pakistan
  • Interactive Dialogues on Countering Violent Extremism - The Composite Report
  • The Impact of Tobacco Use on Household Consumption Patterns in Pakistan
  • Corruption, Elite Impunity and Violent Extremism
  • Tobacco Taxation in Pakistan and AJK: Myth vs. Reality
  • Tobacco expenditure leads to reduced spending on basic needs among poor households
  • Governance Failure and Violent Extremism
  • Unemployment, Youth and Violent Extremism
  • Nexus between Intolerance and Violent Extremism
  • The untapped tax potential of the cigarette industry in Pakistan
  • Quantifying the Potential Tax Base of Cigarette Industry in Pakistan
  • Enhanced tobacco taxation in Pakistan is likely to reduce cigarette consumption and even generate more revenue

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