Chaloupka estimate that 6 percent to 8.5 percent of all cigarette consumption worldwide is a result of smuggling,[13] although the figure is pegged at 10.7 percent by the Framework Convention Alliance, an international collection of groups that developed a tobacco control treaty for the World Health Organization.[14] Merriman, Yurekli and Chaloupka also estimate that in 1995, consumption of smuggled cigarettes in some nations Cambodia, Bangladesh and Latvia, for instance exceeded 30 percent.[15] On Oct
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