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In 1990, a shortage of cigarettes led to massive strikes and even to plant and factory shutdowns, said Ekaterina Pozdeeva, an analyst of the Moscow-based think tank Finam

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Focusing instead on developing countries, the tobacco industry turned (some) of its attention away from the shrinking western market and toward Asia, Africa, the Middle East, the Former Soviet Union, and Latin America

Anecdotal evidence indicates that the tobacco industry uses such informal channels to obscure their pricing tactics and ensure their products are affordable to youth and cost-conscious consumers

An estimated 28.1 per cent of adults in China (52.9 per cent of men and 2.4 per cent of women) were smokers in 2010, and of those, 85.6 per cent lighted up daily