[191] For a discussion of cigarette tax evasion in the United States during the mid-1970s, see Cigarette Bootlegging: A State and Federal Responsibility, and Patrick Fleenor, Cigarette Taxes, Black Markets, and Crime , Cato Institute Policy Analysis No
However, effective enforcement will matter as much as the tax rate itself, particularly to prevent illicit trade and substitution
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