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Prohibitions on Misleading Information - Evidence
1. Research Papers
The Impact of Cigarette Package Design on Perceptions of Risk
Canada
2009
How Does Increasingly Plainer Cigarette Packaging Influence Adult Smokers' Perceptions About Brand Image? An Experimental Study (Tob Control - Wakefield, Germain, and Durkin)
Australia
2008
The Case For the Plain Packaging of Tobacco Products (Addiction - Freeman et al.)
Australia
2008
Plain Packaging Just Plain Stupid (Tobacco Journal International Report)
International
2008
Colouring of cigarette packs in New Zealand, does it mislead customers (Government Report - Peace et al.)
New Zealand
2007
Implications of the Federal Court Order Banning the Terms Light and Mild What Difference Could It Make (Tobac Control - Anderson et al.)
USA
2007
Investigating the Impact of New “Light” and “Mild” Related Messages on Cigarette Packages (Government Report)
Canada
2005
What Smokers Believe about Light and Ultralight Cigarettes (Preventive Medicine - Etter et al.)
Switzerland
2003
Light Mild Cigarettes Who Smokes Them Are They Being Misled (Can Jour Pub Health - Ashley et al.)
Canada
2001
Smokers' Beliefs About Light and Ultra Light Cigarettes (Tob Control - Shiffman et al.)
USA
2001
The Case for Plain Packaging (Tob Control - Cunningham and Kyle)
Canada
1995
A Study on Youth Smoking - Plain Packaging, Health Warnings, Event Marketing and Price Reductions (Report - Rootman and Flay)
Canada and USA
1995
The Effect of Plain Packages on the Perception of Cigarette Health Warnings (Society of Publ Hlth - Beede and Lawson)
New Zealand
1992
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