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This paper investigates the association between income and the habit of smoking in 30 European countries. Using the European Health Interview Survey carried out between 2013 and 2015, the analysis focuses on the relationship among net monthly equivalised income of the household, the type of smoking behaviour, and the daily average number of cigarettes smoked. Income-related inequalities are estimated using the Erreygers Index. Results show that smoking is a habit which is mainly rooted in the lowest part of the income distribution both at individual and country level, regardless of the average level of per capita income. Considering that tobacco use worsens poverty conditions by diverting household spending from basic needs to tobacco itsel...
Although monitoring smoking behavior is considered as most important to tackle the smoking epidemic,...
Socioeconomic inequalities in health and mortality remain a widely recognized problem. Countries wit...
Large differences in ever-smoking rates among women are found between countries and socio-economic g...
This paper investigates the association between income and the habit of smoking in 30 European count...
There is widespread evidence that smoking is more spread among the least well-off, but few studies i...
Tobacco and poverty • In most European countries today, the poor are more likely to smoke than the r...
There is enormous literature on the determinants of consumption of cigarettes and other tobacco prod...
It is uncertain whether tobacco control policies have contributed to a narrowing or widening of soci...
To assess the magnitude and pattern of socioeconomic inequality in current smoking in low and middle...
Background: This study assessed the contributions of individual, household and neighbourhood-level f...
Smoking is the worlds’ leading avoidable cause of mortality and kills 6 million people each year. In...
Background During the 1990s, inequalities in smoking prevalence by socioeconomic status (SES) have w...
OBJECTIVES: To support policies to tackle socio-economic inequalities in smoking, monitoring systems...
Objectives: To support policies to tackle socio-economic inequalities in smoking, monitoring systems...
Educational level is most often used to identify social groups with increased prevalence of smoking....
Although monitoring smoking behavior is considered as most important to tackle the smoking epidemic,...
Socioeconomic inequalities in health and mortality remain a widely recognized problem. Countries wit...
Large differences in ever-smoking rates among women are found between countries and socio-economic g...
This paper investigates the association between income and the habit of smoking in 30 European count...
There is widespread evidence that smoking is more spread among the least well-off, but few studies i...
Tobacco and poverty • In most European countries today, the poor are more likely to smoke than the r...
There is enormous literature on the determinants of consumption of cigarettes and other tobacco prod...
It is uncertain whether tobacco control policies have contributed to a narrowing or widening of soci...
To assess the magnitude and pattern of socioeconomic inequality in current smoking in low and middle...
Background: This study assessed the contributions of individual, household and neighbourhood-level f...
Smoking is the worlds’ leading avoidable cause of mortality and kills 6 million people each year. In...
Background During the 1990s, inequalities in smoking prevalence by socioeconomic status (SES) have w...
OBJECTIVES: To support policies to tackle socio-economic inequalities in smoking, monitoring systems...
Objectives: To support policies to tackle socio-economic inequalities in smoking, monitoring systems...
Educational level is most often used to identify social groups with increased prevalence of smoking....
Although monitoring smoking behavior is considered as most important to tackle the smoking epidemic,...
Socioeconomic inequalities in health and mortality remain a widely recognized problem. Countries wit...
Large differences in ever-smoking rates among women are found between countries and socio-economic g...
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