Practice area: | Business analytics | Competition & Antitrust | Consumer and firm behaviour | Public Policy |
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Client: | Electronic Cigarettes Ltd |
Published: | 25 February, 2014 |
Keywords: | impact assessment modelling quantitative analysis |
The proposed ban compromises e-cigarettes’ role in supporting smoke cessation and is forecast to lead to 210,000 fewer successful quitters each year across the EU. E-cigarettes’ role in smoke reduction is also affected and a 0.8% increase in tobacco smoking or the equivalent of an extra 9.6 million cigarettes being smoked each day across the EU is predicted.