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COMPONENT 3: POLICY RESEARCH:
Assessments of the effectiveness and economic impact of tobacco-related policy and practice in public and private sectors.
Faculty Research:
PREPS: Message testing for Potentially Reduced Exposure Products [2005-2006]
USDHHS Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Robert Anderson: Principal Investigator
Analysis of clean indoor air policy in WV restaurants [2005-2006]
WV Bureau for Public Health, Division of Tobacco Prevention
Valerie Frey-McClung: Principal Investigator
WV Adult Tobacco Survey [2005-2006]
WV Bureau for Public Health, Division of Tobacco Prevention
Robert Anderson: Principal Investigator
Camel SNUS in West Virginia: A Study of Attitudes, Beliefs, and Utilization among Adults in Morgantown, West Virginia [03/0108-09/01/08]
Internal funding
Cindy Tworek, PhD, MPH: Principal Investigator
Student Projects:
PUBLIC POLICY ANALYSIS OF STATE ADDICTIVE GOODS TAX POLICY [1970-2003]
Dissertation: N Noerachmanto, PhD Student, Political Science
The dissertation will also analyze, descriptively, the effect of tax policy on state mortality rate related to cigarette use. It is expected that this study will explain the relationship among cigarette tax, price, and consumption in a better way than existing analysis or study as it covers three different phases of public policy, policy determination, policy outcome, and policy impact, and it will also address the tax policy endogeneity issue.
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