In an essay, Beware the Nanny State, in the July 2016 issue of the trade journal Tobacco Reporter , Christopher Snowdon, head of lifestyle economics at the UKs Institute of Economic Affairs, a free-market think-tank funded in part by the tobacco industry, claims that the introduction of plain packaging in Britain is infantilizing consumers by stripping them of their freedom to make their own decisions in accordance with their own judgment. He adds, These laws could boost organized crime, hamper investment, affect jobs and damage small businesses. That they might also save lives is none of his business
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If true, what possible motivation could Australian health officials have for steering Australian quitters toward the least effective quitting method, while bashing and trashing cessation confidence in the best
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