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However, there has been a decline in tobacco use prevalence among youth, dropping from 15.8% in the Global Youth Tobacco Survey of 2001 to 12.0% in the Global Youth Tobacco Survey of 2009, indicating an indirect influence of the smoke-free policy

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Michael Lovenheim author of a 2008 study, How Far to the Border (PDF), which tracked casual smuggling among consumers using census data says forcing consumers to travel can actually make them smoke more