Time-discounting and tobacco smoking: a systematic review and network analysis
Background: Tobacco smoking harms health, so why do people smoke and fail to quit? An explanation originating in behavioural economics suggests a role for time-discounting, which describes how the value of a reward, such as better health, decreases with delay to its receipt. A large number of studie...
Main Authors: | Barlow, P, Reeves, A, McKee, M, Galea, G, Stuckler, D |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Oxford University Press
2016
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