Poor Old Henry is perturbed about priorities and asks a question of AI – 3

How much do Australians spend on cigarettes each year?

Response:

Australians spend a significant amount on cigarettes each year. Here are some key figures:

  1. Total Expenditure: In recent years, Australians have spent approximately AUD 15 billion annually on tobacco products, with a substantial portion dedicated to cigarettes.
  2. Per Capita Spending: On average, Australian smokers spend around AUD 5,000 to AUD 7,000 per year on cigarettes, depending on their smoking frequency and the cost of cigarettes.
  3. Trends: Despite the high expenditure, smoking rates in Australia have been declining due to public health campaigns, increased taxation on tobacco products, and smoking bans in public places.
  4. Government Revenue: A portion of this spending contributes to government revenue through taxation, with tobacco taxes accounting for a significant income source for the Australian government.

For the most accurate and updated statistics, it’s advisable to refer to reports from health organizations or government agencies focusing on tobacco control and public health.

A lot of bushfires and waste in these revelations.

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