Marcelo Viana da Costa, Cristiano Gil Regis, Adson Araceli Alves Dantas, José Rodrigues Freire Filho, Guilherme Rodrigues Barbosa, Rosana Aparecida Salvador Rossit
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2017 new york city nyc passed minimum floor price law mfpl raise minimum price pack cigarettes 1300 evaluation mfpl nyc limited yet examine potential proequity policy data n 20241 prepolicy n 15037 postpolicy n 5204 obtained new york state adult tobacco survey quarterly repeated crosssectional survey using differenceindifferences approach compared changes reported cigarette prices cigarette consumption smoking status among nyc residents policy implementation changes outcomes among residents rest state ros period smokers cigarette price increased nyc postpolicy period moreover prices increased nyc ros nyc smokers reported higher income education white race reported bigger price increase ros counterparts cigarette consumption decreased postpolicy period people ros general among certain groups everyday smoking status decreased similarly nyc ros whereas someday smoking status decreased primarily ros analysis period cigarette prices nyc increased 2017 mfpl increases greater occurring elsewhere state suggesting policy might factor change however increases concentrated among relatively higher priced purchases groups lower smoking prevalence changes smoking status cigarette consumption correspond study hypotheses study provides empirical analysis realworld policy tobacco control examines potential mfpl new york city proequity policy findings extend current mfpl literature suggest may able raise cigarette prices purchases also may limited impact smoking behaviors