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Advice and Suggestions
The information in this section has been prepared as a resource
for you, based on the author’s research and experiences.
Your own experiences and perspective may differ somewhat,
but we hope you will find this information helpful as you
plan and implement programs and policies.
- State
Cigarette Excise Taxes: Implications for Revenue and Tax
Evasion
Prepared for TTAC by Matthew C. Farrelly, Christian T. Nimsch,
and Joshua James (RTI International)
- Primer
on Clean Indoor Air Ordinances
Written for TTAC by Robin Hobart, MPH, MPP
- Print
Ad Principles
Written by Andy Goodman, 2002 (added April 2003)
- Being an Advocate: Communicating
with Policymakers, Three Tip Sheets on How to Be an Effective
Advocate: By Mail (fax and e-mail), By Phone and In Person
Written by Madeline Solomon for TTAC, April 2003
- Clean
Indoor Air Ordinances: Why Work on Clean Indoor Air Policy?
Written for TTAC by Robin Hobart, MPH, MPP (August 2002)
- Preemption:
Shifting the Battle to Stronger Ground
Written for TTAC by Robin Hobart, MPH, MPP (September 2002)
- Increasing Tobacco
Taxes: A Powerful Weapon for Reducing the Burden of Tobacco
Written by Alan Ernst, 2002
- Strategic
Thinking on State Tobacco Tax Increases
Developed by ACS, AHA, ALA, CTFK, The Praxis Project, and
SmokeLess States, 2003
- Activism,
Advocacy, and Diplomacy
Slide presentation, Sally Herndon Malek, MPH, 2002
- What
the Evidence Says About Interventions — Missouri Evidence-Based
fact sheet
Written by Kathy Harty, February 2003
- Tobacco
Control: Why It Should Not Merge With Substance Abuse
Summary by Robin Hobart, 2003, based on the original by
Richard Yoast, 2002
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