Use of choice models is growing rapidly in tobacco research. These models are being used to answer key policy questions. However, certain aspects of smokers’ choice behaviour are not well understood. One such feature is addiction. Here, we address this issue by modelling data from a choice experiment on US smokers. We model addiction using a latent variable. We use this latent variable to understand the relationship between choices and addiction, giving attention to nicotine levels. We find that more addicted smokers have stronger preferences for cigarettes and are unwilling to switch to e-cigarettes. Further, addicted smokers value nicotine in tobacco products to a much greater extent than those that are less addicted. Lastly, we forecast ...
Rationale: Drug addiction may be characterised by a hypersensitivity to drug rewards and a hyposensi...
Smokers keep smoking despite knowing that tobacco claims many lives, including their own and others’...
Introduction: Alterations in dopamine signaling play a key role in reinforcement learning and nicoti...
Use of choice models is growing rapidly in tobacco research. These models are being used to answer k...
Use of choice models is growing rapidly in tobacco research. These models are being used to answer k...
This paper makes two contributions to the modeling of addiction. First, we provide new and convincin...
E-cigarette (vaping) use has increased dramatically in recent years. While switching to vaping might...
Cigarette demand equations accounting for tolerance, reinforcement, and withdrawal are derived using...
Despite the centrality of addiction in academic accounts of smoking, there is little research on smo...
Abstract Objective To understand the extent to which people who smoke, people who vape and nonsmoker...
ObjectivesIn this study, we used a discrete choice experiment (DCE) conducted August-October 2017 to...
A prominent theory of cigarette consumption in economics is the rational addiction model of Becker a...
There is a rich theoretical literature in economics which models habit‐forming behaviors, of which a...
Introduction E-cigarette use has increased rapidly over the last 10 years, mostly ...
OBJECTIVE: To understand the extent to which people who smoke, people who vape and nonsmokers would ...
Rationale: Drug addiction may be characterised by a hypersensitivity to drug rewards and a hyposensi...
Smokers keep smoking despite knowing that tobacco claims many lives, including their own and others’...
Introduction: Alterations in dopamine signaling play a key role in reinforcement learning and nicoti...
Use of choice models is growing rapidly in tobacco research. These models are being used to answer k...
Use of choice models is growing rapidly in tobacco research. These models are being used to answer k...
This paper makes two contributions to the modeling of addiction. First, we provide new and convincin...
E-cigarette (vaping) use has increased dramatically in recent years. While switching to vaping might...
Cigarette demand equations accounting for tolerance, reinforcement, and withdrawal are derived using...
Despite the centrality of addiction in academic accounts of smoking, there is little research on smo...
Abstract Objective To understand the extent to which people who smoke, people who vape and nonsmoker...
ObjectivesIn this study, we used a discrete choice experiment (DCE) conducted August-October 2017 to...
A prominent theory of cigarette consumption in economics is the rational addiction model of Becker a...
There is a rich theoretical literature in economics which models habit‐forming behaviors, of which a...
Introduction E-cigarette use has increased rapidly over the last 10 years, mostly ...
OBJECTIVE: To understand the extent to which people who smoke, people who vape and nonsmokers would ...
Rationale: Drug addiction may be characterised by a hypersensitivity to drug rewards and a hyposensi...
Smokers keep smoking despite knowing that tobacco claims many lives, including their own and others’...
Introduction: Alterations in dopamine signaling play a key role in reinforcement learning and nicoti...