How much does an average pack of cigarettes cost in the U.S.?
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Averages vary from state to state. Usually somewhere between $3.50 and $6 per pack. Check out this recent article on MSN :\n\n(p.s. do a search on Google. You'll find lots more info.)
364605
do you smoke ?? are you in good health ?? theres a ton of questions like this. most people get it from there job. 4 bucks a month to 100 bucks.
127780
the average cost is about 150-250
362998
Kaiser Permenente has plans if you are in their area. \n\nHold on to yourself, because you are going to be shocked at the cost.  Even for a healthy non-smoking single person under 40, it was close to $200 a month.  A family is probably going to be around $500 or more.  Yikes.
352298
Cigarettes are the 3rd most adictive drug in the world and millions of people smoke, now take those numbers and realise that 'every; goverment taxes the hell out of each packet- in spain and eastern Europe you can buy a pack for about €2 but in Ireland each pack costs €6.50, thats nearly €5 tax on every pack with over a million Irish smoking about 1 pack a day so do the math, the Irish goverment makes €5 X 1 million X 365 tax and more every year...they'll never be banned
540770
American cigarettes contain about 9 mg of nicotine, I think it's about the same for English ones too.
158681
buy one pack of cigerettes and put them on a shelf or something eye level with you and when you need one just stop infront of the pack and think to yourself you really don't need cigarettes. to be honest just think that you were fine with out them before you took up smoking. and don't just think for second think real deep about it.
790151
I guess it would depend on what they were smoking.  Cigarettes are not illegal.
742411
It varies state by state.  Anywhere from six to nine cents, unless you're in a sales tax exempt state like Montana or Alaska.
954928
I'm not sure if it's okay or not.  Let me check my Halliburton, Exxon, and Lockheed stock; if they've gone up more than 20%, you better believe it was worth it.  Otherwise, I could've made more money selling cigarettes to children.
1125187
check out Tuff Stuff magazine.  My guess is about 40 dollars.
1100809
yeah right, at that rate you bought on average 333 cartons of cigarettes a year, or approximately one carton a day, (actually .912) cartons a day.  That's 200 cigs a day or 8.333 cigs per hour, or one cig every 7.5 mins, everyday, assuming the person never slept or was in a place that they could not smoke for the entire 30 years.  Your revenge is a fake.
501610
I used to smoke Cigs. I quit in 1994. I now smoke anywhere from 1 - 8 cigars per day. BY CHOICE. If I'm in my house and smoke bothers you there is a choice. Hold your breath until I'm finished smoking or LEAVE.
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I have a complete answer for you so you can compare this from year  2000 t o this moment.\n\nYear 2000: 16.0 Billion Dollars\nYear 2001: 17.4 Billion Dollars\nYear 2002: 18.5 Billion Dollars\nYear 2003: 19.9 Billion Dollars\nYear 2004: 19.4 Billion Dollars\nYear 2005: 20.0 Billion Dollars\nYear 2006: 21.3 Billion Dollars  (Estimated Revenue)\nThe only year that you see a decrease it is year 2004 due to a sudden rise in the prices of Tobacco that caused temporary consumption reduction and it sped up faster in recent years .
363948
Same like other governments...\nIncrease the taxes for cigarettes and tobacco products...\nevery year...\n\nif that's not enough...ban shops/stores from selling packs less than 10 cigarettes..
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In 1882, the cigarette was a specialty item--made by hand, sold for a penny apiece, and very much the stepchild of other tobacco products. But change was in the wind. An automated cigarette rolling machine, developed by 18-year-old James Bonsack, was put into use in 1883 and revolutionized production. The retail price was cut in half, and volume, which in premachine days had never exceeded 500 million, leaped to 10 billion by 1910. American Tobacco was able to take advantage of this new technology and, like Standard Oil, was such a success that it, too, was broken up by the feds in 1911.
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The number of estimated smokers in the world is 1.1 billion.