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Congress is considering a bill to prohibit the sale and marketing of flavored cigarettes nationwide.
Families who smoke flavored cigarettes would need to quit or switch to regular cigarettes. Lower-income households spend a bigger portion of their budget on tobacco, so this could help them save money if they quit smoking.
Households that buy flavored cigarettes would have fewer smoking options and might quit or reduce smoking. This could lead to some health cost savings over time.
Families who smoke flavored cigarettes would need to switch to regular tobacco or quit. The financial impact would be small compared to their overall budget.
Higher-income families who smoke flavored cigarettes would barely notice the cost difference if they switch to regular cigarettes or quit.
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