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...On Youth Smoking - Tobacco Advertising - And Why Kids Smoke

Date: 01 Jul 1990
Length: 2 pages
38824-38825
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Abstract

Quotes experts, testimony, and research studies to establish "cigarette smoking has no significant effect on the incidence of smoking by young people and banning cigarette advertising does not reduce youth smoking". Includes editing in marginalia, including "pick non-industry experts if possible".

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Company
Tobacco Institute
Named Person
Boddewyn, J. Prof.
Koop, C.E.
Pertschuk, M.
Ward, S. Dr.
Named Organization
Advocacy Institute
Baruch College
Children's Research Unit (London)
City University of New York
Congress
Council of Economic Advisors
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Trade Commission (Enforcement agency for laws against deceptive advertising)
Enforces laws against false and deceptive advertising, including ads for tobacco products. Ensures proper display of health warnings in ads and on tobacco products;collects and reports to Congress information concerning cigarette and smokeless tobacco advertising, sales expenditures, and the tar, nicotine, and carbon monoxide content of cigarettes.
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
NICHHD
Surgeon General
University of Helsinki
Wharton School of Business
World Health Organization (Concerned with global public health)
International organization concered with public health worldwide
World Health Organization
Keyword
25th Anniversary Report on Smoking
Annual Report to the President
Peer pressure
Region
Finland
Sweden
Type
Fax
Report
Youth
Subject
Cigarettes
Consumption rates
Federal level
Government agencies
industry sponsored research
International level
Legislatures
Research studies
youth
Advertising regulations

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Page 1: 00000235
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-J LI L -- ~~ -- "_.-" ~_1 PI L| t'~ "--~- - ¢, ~. I_, .-~ ..... I r-~ ~ ~., 3ENT ~]Y:Xerox TelecopLer ~021 ; ~-13-S0 ; 13:~g ; 2024579350~ 202e62(~291;#10 PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL Produced as required by the Court's March 7, 1998 Order in Adv~'dg~ 84ate of Minnesota, et al. v, Philip Morr~ et aL Corot File No.: CI-94-8565 o F.~r]ter, the director o! ~¢ Institute ~ C~tld Health and l:Iuraan Development told Congress, f~ 1983 thst, "F~e most torce~ deto~lzlnant~ o~ smo~g Coy yo~ people) ~r. p~ pe©r, and older dbltnp.' o ~ed from 299t to 21% between 1976 and 1980, and has fluetua~l between 18~ o The U.S. Surgeon General has fl'equen~), noted the ~me association betwee~ underage smoking and peer prer,~r¢ Izt 1987, for example, it ea/d, of psy~olo~lcsl tnfluence~ may interact to influence some children to beg~r~ Foes of the tobacco industry would ]/ke ~he ifmb~c to belleTe ~at tobacco advcrt~t~ "¢ausc~" you~ people ,o start ~noE~, Bu~market~.xpem ~ d~pu~ ~ ~pdo~ ~" o Dr. ~ Ward, promisor of marketl~ s~ the Wharton School of told ConiF~_ xemntly, ~e a.eatlsble ~,dden~ kd/cat~ that advort~ix~ ,/ o ~ ~9~, ~enn Bodd~, l~ofe.~or of ~.arkofia~ at Baruc~ CoYote ~Ci~y, Unlverdty of New York), edited en intc..r.~,,tloaai su~v on Jw(©n]Ie Jmok~ concluded, '(The study)provides stron~ evidence that adve- .rest. pl~,s a ~-~'ule role tn the tnfdet/on of amok~ug by the young.j.amtIy and peer influences appea~ to be the determinl~: factors In ~tvcn/l© smoking o ~/~ner Fede~ Tcade Com~ulo:~ Cbdrmaa M/c~ Pemchuk-who as head of The Advocacy l~sdtute k oce of America's most promJnc~t anti- smoking activ~ said/~ 19.83, ~0 .one ~'ea~/pretend~ tha¢ ~tdvertis/n8 is a major determinant of smoking tu ~ts om~try or any other," TIMN 0038825

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