- Impacts of Tobacco Taxation on Poverty and Inequality in Serbia (2023)
- Impacts of Tobacco Tax Increases on Tax Revenues and Public Health in Serbia: A Simulation Model (2023)
- Macroeconomic Impacts of Tobacco Taxation in Serbia (2022)
- Distributional Impact of Tobacco ExciseTaxes in Serbia (2022)
- Crowding out Effect of Tobacco Consumption in Serbia (2021)
- Tobacco Tax Avoidance and Evasion in Serbia (2021)
- Adult Tobacco Consumption in Serbia, 2019 (2020)
- Tobacco Elasticities and Government - Serbia (2019)
- National Study on Economic of Tobacco and Tobacco Taxation (2018)
- Policy briefs
- Increasing Tobacco Taxation Reduces Inequality with Insignificant Impact on Poverty (2023)
- The net impact of higher tobacco taxation on output, income, and employment is positive (2022)
- Increasing Tobacco Taxes Benefits Low-Income Households The Most (2022)
- The Burden of Tobacco Spending on Households in Serbia
- Tobacco Tax Avoidance and Evasion in Serbia (2021)
- Survey on Tobacco Consumption in See Countries - Fact Sheet Serbia 2019 (2020)
- Evidence-Based Tobacco Taxation Policy in Serbia - Some Recommendations for Policy Makers (2019)
- Improving Tobacco Tax Policies in the Republic of Serbia (2018)
Evidence-Based Tobacco Taxation Policy in Serbia - Some Recommendations for Policy Makers (2019)
Evidence-based tobacco taxation policy in Serbia – some recommendations for policy makers 
Tobacco consumption and prevalence in Serbia are decreasing, but still are significantly higher than the EU-28 average
According to the latest official data from 2017, 34.2 percent of Serbian adults smoke. The share of daily smokers is 29.2 percent, significantly higher if compared to the EU-28 average of 18.4 percent. Official price and prevalence data for the last 15 years show a link between the rising prices of cigarettes and the decrease of smoking prevalence (Figure 1). During the period of the highest rise in prices (2011-2014), prevalence rates sharply declined. However, ever since the Government abandoned a strict tobacco control policy and adopted an excise calendar of gradual and even declining marginal increases of the specific excise, smoking prevalence has remained relatively stable.
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