College Term Papers, Essays on Tobacco Industry

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1.	The Tobacco Industry A 5 page paper that focuses on one particular article about current legal involvement with the tobacco industry. The article, written by Stuart Taylor Jr., is titled 'FDA vs. Tobacco: Legislative Abdication Makes Bad Law.' No additional sources cited.

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Getting Women Hooked - Advertising Goals Of The Tobacco Industry A 5 page research paper which examines cigarette advertising successfully targeted first women, and then teenagers as a potential market for addiction to tobacco products. The writer examines the history of tobacco advertising, relevant economic factors, and the controversial "Joe Camel" advertising campaign. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

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Advertising and the Tobacco Industry 9 pages. Tobacco companies have been using advertisements to influence people to purchase their products despite many of the rulings against this. The tobacco industry uses many subtleties in their advertising that are seemingly innocent but are in reality just as influential as ever. This paper looks at the way advertising can influence the public with and without their knowledge. The three brands that are emphasized herein are Camel, Marlboro and Lucky Strike. Bibliography lists 7 sources.

4.	The Future of the Tobacco Industry This 4 page paper projects a dismal fate for the tobacco industry. Where it will be in ten years is discussed. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

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The FDA's Battle Over the Tobacco Industry This 3 page paper provides an overview of the regulatory issues with the tobacco industry. The FDA has struggled for some time with their role in the regulatory control and jurisdiction over the tobacco industry. On March 21, 2000, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor handed down the Supreme Court's majority opinion regarding this issue. This paper considers the arguments of O'Connor, her dissenters, and the reason that regulatory control has not been determined. Bibliography lists 2 sources.

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Tobacco Industry This 10 page paper provides a history of the tobacco industry, noting there is evidence of the use of tobacco several centuries B.C. The discussion includes the importance of tobacco to economy of certain colonies/states as well as the importance of this industry to the economy and revenue to governments. In the last part of the paper, the writer argues against banning smoking and suggests the government has exploited the anti-smoking movement to its own gain while those who smoke have lost their civil rights. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

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The Tobacco Industry, Legislation & The Economy An 11 page paper. There have been numerous laws and regulations passed over the last fifteen years that address the production, sale and consumption of tobacco products as well as the advertising for them. Legislation regarding smoking, however, began in the 19th century. The writer provides a brief overview of the history of legislation involving this industry, the effect of anti-tobacco groups on legislation and regulations, and the economic impact the tobacco industry has in the U.S. and elsewhere. Bibliography lists 11 sources.

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CONGRESSIONAL PROPOSALS: TOBACCO INDUSTRY AND NATIONAL ANTHEM This 12 page paper discusses several issues which faced 2000-2003 legislative body in the US. Issues concerning the constitutionality of the Pledge of Allegiance and a lawsuit against the major tobacco companies is analyzed for partisan support, media slant, major issues of the controversies, who the major 'players' are, and gives projections for outcomes. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

9.	Tobacco Regulation / America, Smoke-free? A 5 page paper supporting tobacco regulation. It incorporates a strong thesis, the fight by the tobacco industry against current legislation, President Clinton's response, the legislature's response, and relevant news. Bibliography lists 11 sources.

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The Case for Making Tobacco Illegal An 8 page discussion of the societal impacts of tobacco use. Emphasizes that tobacco use is extremely costly from a health care standpoint and that this usage is associated with numerous sometimes fatal diseases. Evaluates the various options for accomplishing a reduction in these impacts and concludes that the only real option is to shut down the tobacco industry completely. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

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Tobacco Advertising / Should the Federal Government Step In ? This 3 page paper examines the controversy between the restriction of our freedom of speech, the importance of the tobacco industry to our national economy, and the dangers of smoking,-- especially among the young. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

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Marketing Audit / The Phillip Morris Company A complete 12 page marketing audit of the Phillip Morris Company in which the writer examines the company's overwhelming advantage in the tobacco industry, marketing environment, legal considerations, pricing strategy, organization, and more. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

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Philip Morris Tobacco A 7 page paper discussing the company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) assessing only the tobacco component of the company. Without question, Philip Morris has been a tobacco industry leader for generations. The Marlboro Man made millions of women swoon and Marlboro reds are the brand of choice among underage smokers who believe puffing away to be 'cool.' Lawsuits have been a fact of tobacco company life for more than 40 years, but manufacturers almost always were able to claim the defense that smoking was a matter of informed choice and that adults are responsible for their own actions. However, recent evidence of addictive quality manipulation has served to increase unfavorable results in court decisions and place settlements in the range of excess of $50 million. Bibliography lists 13 sources.

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Tobacco Legislation A 6 page paper that covers the tobacco legislation proposed and passed since 1996. The writer examines programs facilitated by the Clinton administration through legislation, and the new tougher proposal introduced in September 1997. The paper looks at various opinions, interest groups, legislators, and provides some background on the health risks associated with cigarette smoking and the tobacco industry's cover up. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

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The Tobacco Settlement Proposal In a 10 page paper the writer discusses how after much denial, the tobacco industry has finally admitted that nicotine does, in fact, kill people. Now their interests lie in protecting themselves from further litigation by proposing a settlement to gain the legal protection of the federal government. The writer reviews the proposal and interprets the future outcome on both the industry and the general public. Bibliography lists 14 sources.

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Tobacco Lawsuits A 7 page paper which discusses the conditions involving the tobacco industry and the legal court system today, in relationship to the prevention of underage smoking. One of the most recent court cases is illustrated, as well as charts and statistics provided which illustrate various aspects of concern. Bibliography lists 7 sources.

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The Influence of Advertising on Consumption This 7 page paper looks at the role of advertising and how it may influence the overall consumption in the market. The paper looks at the ways in which consumption may happen and the influence that advertising has on the marketplace in general. After this there is consideration given to applying these theories to the tobacco industry to demonstrate their practical influence in the real world. The bibliography cites 6 sources.

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Addressing Three Issues 6 pages in length. The writer addresses three different situations: sending a professional woman to close an extremely important business deal in Saudi Arabia; the plight of contemporary Asian YUPPIES; and whether or not the tobacco industry should ethically continue to advertise its product in underdeveloped countries. No bibliography.

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