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Cigarette Consumption and Poverty Case Study: Poor Smoker Households in Bangka Belitung Islands
1970
Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences
Based on component of poverty line of Bangka Belitung Islands, percentage of cigarette consumption expenditures was the second largest for the poverty line, while rice as staple food only occupies the fourth position. Cigarettes do not contain calories, so they will not add calories by consuming them. It is possible for someone who has an expenditure above the poverty line to remain poor because many are spent for consuming cigarettes. The purpose of the study to analyze the impact of cigarette
doi:10.33422/jarss.v2i4.238
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