Among those who made a quit attempt, there also appears to be a reduction in successful quitting with use of any price or tax avoidance, however this marginally insignificant.
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How do price minimizing behaviors impact smoking cessation? Findings from the International Tobacco Control (ITC) Four Country Survey.
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Based on the main effect analysis, it appears that purchasing from low and untaxed sources may result in reduced success, but this failed to reach statistical significance.
Conversely, respondents who reported switching from low or untaxed sources to full taxed sources appear to be more likely to quit smoking at wave 7, although again this was marginally non-significant.