- Conferences
- Vienna 2024
- Banja Luka 2023
- Tirana 2022
- Podgorica - 2022
- Berlin - 2020
- Skopje - 2019
- Bucharest - 2019
- Bucharest - March 2019
- Elasticity of tobacco products in B&H – Macrodata analysis
- Fiscal policy impact on tobacco consumption, in high smoking prevalence transition economies - the case of Albania
- Estimating tobacco price elasticity in Kosovo: using the micro data from Household Budget
- Estimation of tobacco price elasticity in Serbia: evidence from macro and micro approach
- Case Study of Croatia: Establishing research-based evidence for effective tobacco tax reform – Successes and Remaining Challenges
- Elasticity of tobacco products in Croatia
- Economic Research in 7 SEE countries on Tobacco
- Belgrade - 2018
- Warsaw - 2018
Estimating tobacco price elasticity in Kosovo: using the micro data from Household Budget
Estimating tobacco price elasticity in Kosovo
Tax increase is proved to be the single most effective policy in reducing tobacco
consumption.
Literature shows that in LMIC, households’ consumption to the price changes are typically more pronounced than in the developed countries.
Evidence from international research shows that price elasticity of demand for cigarettes in developed countries ranges between -0.25 to -0.5, as compared to the low an middle-income countries where the estimates vary between -0.5 and -1.
