If the average smoker, instead of spending $3,211 a year on cigarettes, instead invested that amount with an average return of 7%, they would have almost exactly the amount required to pay for the first year of school in 2040 in full
Visit the following sources: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, www.cdc.gov/tobacco American Lung Association, www.lung.org/stop-smoking/ Sources: Accessed October 15, 2013 * Healthy Benefits Time Chart: American Cancer Society: When smokers quit-what are the benefits over time
This approach assumes that the relationships between education and smoking observed in past BHIS data remain stable over time
Is buying cigarettes by the carton more economical than purchasing individual packs
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