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Monograph 21: <strong>The</strong> <strong>Economics</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Tobacco</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Tobacco</strong> <strong>Control</strong><br />

Chapter Contents<br />

Introduction ..............................................................................................................................................402<br />

Types <strong>of</strong> Youth Access Policies <strong>and</strong> <strong>The</strong>ir Intended Impact ...................................................................402<br />

Economic Rationale for Youth Access Policies ......................................................................................403<br />

Sources <strong>of</strong> <strong>Tobacco</strong> Products for Youth ..................................................................................................404<br />

Country Adoption <strong>of</strong> Youth Access Legal Measures ..............................................................................406<br />

<strong>The</strong> Impact <strong>of</strong> Youth Access Policies on Youth Smoking Behavior .......................................................406<br />

Sales-to-Minors Policies <strong>and</strong> Youth Smoking ...................................................................................406<br />

Other Policies With Potential to Decrease Youth Access <strong>and</strong> Youth Smoking ................................411<br />

Supply-Side Policies ....................................................................................................................411<br />

Dem<strong>and</strong>-Side Policies ..................................................................................................................412<br />

Costs <strong>of</strong> Youth Access Interventions .......................................................................................................413<br />

Implementation, Enforcement, <strong>and</strong> Compliance With Youth Access Policies .......................................413<br />

Implementation in High-Income Countries .......................................................................................415<br />

Implementation in Low- <strong>and</strong> Middle-Income Countries ...................................................................416<br />

Youth Smoking Prevention Programs <strong>and</strong> the <strong>Tobacco</strong> Industry ......................................................417<br />

Summary ..................................................................................................................................................418<br />

Research Needs ........................................................................................................................................418<br />

Conclusions ..............................................................................................................................................419<br />

References ................................................................................................................................................420<br />

Tables<br />

Table 11.1 Percentage <strong>of</strong> Youth Smokers, Ages 13 to 15 Years, Who Buy Cigarettes From<br />

Commercial Sources, by WHO Region, 1999–2011 ........................................................ 405<br />

Table 11.2 Percentage <strong>of</strong> Youth Smokers, Ages 13 to 15 Years, Who Buy Cigarettes From<br />

Commercial Sources, by Country Income Group, 1999–2011 ......................................... 405<br />

Table 11.3 Adoption <strong>of</strong> Youth Access Legal Measures, by WHO Region, 2014 ............................... 407<br />

Table 11.4 Adoption <strong>of</strong> Youth Access Legal Measures, by Country Income Group, 2014 ............... 408<br />

Table 11.5 Percentage <strong>of</strong> Youth Smokers, Ages 13 to 15 Years, Who Were Allowed to Buy<br />

Cigarettes Despite Being Underage, by WHO Region, 1999–2011 ................................. 414<br />

Table 11.6 Percentage <strong>of</strong> Youth Smokers, Ages 13 to 15 Years, Who Were Allowed to Buy<br />

Cigarettes Despite Being Underage, by Country Income Group, 1999–2011 .................. 414<br />

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