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Sociopolitical Strategy

Mar 1987 (est.)
5 pp
[ 1 of 9 | landman/2025426909-6913 ]
[ Index status: Queued (anne@tobaccodocuments.org on 2001-08-20 14:06:52) ]

Master Trademark System Iii

27 Mar 1984
8 pp
[ 3 of 9 | landman/2044105996-6003 ]

Philip Morris Usa 900000 - 940000

19900000/D
18 pp

Author: Philip Morris Cos., Inc. (Corporate Author)
Recipient: N/A
[ 4 of 9 | landman/2047812305-2322 ]
[ Index status: Complete (anne@tobaccodocuments.org on 2001-08-20 16:42:27) ]

This confidential internal Philip Morris marketing plan gives an overview of PM's business objectives for 1990-1994. It makes several interesting points.

The plan reveals PM's conclusion that smoking bans tend to decrease smoking incidence (that is, decrease the number of people who start to smoke) but that they do not "significantly affect consumption" of cigarettes "partly due to anticipatory smoking.

As PM puts it in this report:

"Consumer research indicates that the increasing number of smoking restrictions on smokers has a negative impact on incidence, but does not significantly affect consumption partly due to anticipatory smoking."

PM's plan also states that "The greatest challenge to the tobacco industry is altering the public's inaccurate perceptions of both the dangers of environmental tobacco smoke and of tobacco's social costs."

The report also indicates PM's intention to "stop the trend of tax increasing ballot measures," and to "develop evidence to support industry positions on environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) and the social costs of smoking.

880000 - 910000 Continuous Tracking Prizm Cluster Groups Axis Name = Prizm

1988 (est.)
6 pp

Author: N/A - presumed corporate author Philip Morris
Recipient: N/A
[ 5 of 9 | landman/2060056276-6281 ]
[ Index status: Complete (anne@tobaccodocuments.org on 2001-09-07 12:46:49) ]

This marketing summary shows which demographic groups in the U.S. tend to smoke which Philip Morris brand. The summary uses a system called "Prizm Clusters" which classifies smokers by similar social group. The groups are defined by nicknames assigned to them based on smokers "life-style clusters." Some names given to these groups of smokers are as follows:

Blue Blood Estates Money & Brains Furs & Station Wagons Pools & Patios Gray Power Coalburg & Corntown Shotguns & Pickups Bohemian Mix Back Country Folks Hard Scrabble Public Assistance

According to documents, the Prizm system apparently came into use around 1986.

Prizm Fact Book Year Ending 901200

1990 (est.)
51 pp

Author: Winona Market Research Bureau, Inc.
Recipient: Philip Morris U.S.A.
[ 6 of 9 | landman/2060056282-6332 ]

This marketing manual prepared for the Philip Morris Tobacco Company shows who in the U.S. tends to smoke what brand of cigarettes. The manual classifies smokers into social groups, and the groups are described by nicknames assigned to them based on their "life-style clusters." The interesting part is the names given to groups of smokers:

Money and Brains Furs and Station Wagons Shotguns and Pickups Norma Rae-ville Hardscrabble Bohemian Mix God's Country Towns and Gowns Black Country Folks Public Assistance

THE Cigarette Consumer

20 Mar 1984
19 pp
[ 7 of 9 | landman/2500002189-2207 ]
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Philip Morris International Fact Book

1983 (est.)
59 pp
[ 8 of 9 | landman/2500085237-5295 ]

Describes per capita cigarette consumption among people 15 years of age and older in various countries around the world.

Focus Groups Country Reports Draft Report - Germany

01 Feb 1994 (est.)
6 pp
[ 9 of 9 | landman/2501361336-1341 ]