A national study with a representative sample of tobacco retailers across the US found that while the average price for a pack of cigarettes in 2015 was $5.17, prices were $0.04 cheaper for every standard deviation increase in the percentage of youth living in the neighborhood, and $0.22 cheaper in neighborhoods with the lowest median household income than in neighborhoods with the highest median household income
In 2025, a weeks worth of cigarettes required more than 6 hours of work on average wages, equivalent to 16% of an average full-time working week
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Another concern is that Maines proximity to New Hampshire, where cigarette taxes are lower, will incentivize cross-border shopping