The Tobacco Industry: Profiting From Death

The US tobacco industry is a tobacco industry affected by everyone. Over the past year more than 3,000 people died of passive smoke-related deaths (Influence.com). Even non-smokers are severely affected by this profitable industry. But the real problem is how the product proved to be reasonable in the market. Not only is this product addictive, it poses a serious threat to the user's life. Most users are unaware of this, but they are actually paying for their funeral.

As you know, one of the world's largest global companies is the tobacco industry. In 2010, the six largest tobacco companies earned a total of $ 35.1 billion (Jha et al., 2014). If you smoke every year, millions of people will die. According to the cigarette atlas, as a result of using tobacco in 2011, 6 million people died, 80% of which occurred in middle-low income countries. Studies have shown that there are many adverse effects on smoking, but there are health, social and psychological factors among these factors, and there is a possibility of danger to human life.

The use of tobacco is the fastest growing in low-income countries with steady population growth and the goal of the tobacco industry, and millions of people are becoming fatal addicts each year. By 2030, more than 80% of the world's tobacco-related deaths occur in middle-low income countries 1. Currently, 100 million Chinese men under the age of 30 die from the use of tobacco. One quarter of people died of cigarettes. Middle-aged men are caused by smoking. 19 As the population increases, the number of smokers in this group will increase and the number of deaths will increase. The transition from tobacco outbreaks to developing countries will lead to unprecedented diseases and early deaths in countries with the highest population growth rate, increased use of tobacco and the least health care services.