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Presidential grant 2020

The Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey (TEPAV)

01/15/2020

GRANTEE

The Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey (TEPAV)

COUNTRY

Turkey

MISSION PILLAR

Presidential Grant.      January 2020.  update july 2020

PROJECT TITLE

Economic Analysis of Tobacco, Tobacco Products and Alternatives in Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

PROJECT SUMMARY

Economic analysis of tobacco, tobacco products, and their alternatives in Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.

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Cornell University

01/15/2020

GRANTEE

More info via Google: amount $200,ooo awarded to Donald Kenkel

[email protected].         January 2020.  (update) and May

PDF Form from Cornell, scroll down for Kenkel, Policy Analysis and Management

Don's previous study in 2017/18 for National Bureau of Economic Research
MOSTLY HARMLESS REGULATION? ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES, PUBLIC POLICY AND CONSUMER WELFARE

Cornell University

COUNTRY

USA

MISSION PILLAR

Presidential Grant

PROJECT TITLE

Economic Study of Risk Perceptions and Consumer Demand for Harm Reduction Products

PROJECT SUMMARY

An economic study of risk perceptions and consumer demand for harm reduction products

He got a second grant in May: from Cornell list (PDF)

Kenkel, Donald

Policy Analysis and Management

Foundation for a Smoke-Free World Inc. (inc?!)

ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF HARM REDUCTION, HYPERBOLIC DISCOUNTING, AND MENTHOL 135843       $52,500

https://research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/A202005.pdf

just change the number of the month at the end to get access to the relevant list :)

Article published on July 14

National Bureau of Economic Research

E-Cigarettes and Respiratory Disease: A Replication, Extension, and Future Directions

Donald S. Kenkel, Alan D. Mathios, Hua Wang

NBER Working Paper No. 27507
Issued in July 2020
NBER Program(s):Health Economics

Electronic cigarettes show potential to reduce the harms from smoking combustible tobacco, but there is uncertainty about the long-term health consequences. We replicate and extend the study by Bhatta and Glantz (20192), which reports longitudinal statistical associations between e-cigarette use and long-term respiratory disease. We are able to closely replicate their results. When we use a more flexible empirical specification, among respondents who had never smoked combustible tobacco, we find no evidence that current or former e-cigarette use is associated with respiratory disease. The statistical associations between e-cigarette use and respiratory disease are driven by e-cigarette users who are also current or former smokers of combustible tobacco. A striking feature of the data is that almost all e-cigarette users were either current or former smokers of combustible tobacco. We then discuss the potential for future applied econometric research to credibly identify the causal effects of e-cigarette use on health. Challenges include the potential selection biases that stem from the complex set of consumer choices to initiate and quit smoking combustible tobacco, use of e-cigarettes, and dual use of both products. We suggest using a variety of identification strategies to uncover the causal effects that use a variety of econometric methods.

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Posted at 04:11 PM in 2020, Cornell University, Presidential grant 2020 | | Comments (0)

Just managing consulting

01/15/2020

Just Managing consulting

Presidential grant awarded in 2020 only posted on the FSFW data base.   

January and March 2020 in Update

This firm is headed by Daniel Malan who was recipient of a previous grant (see below) via the University of Stellenbosch, where he is a professor of Ethics and Governance. 

Daniel worked with Derek during his tenure at the Vitality Group and coauthored a 2016 study about healthy workforces and stock index value. Press Release, Davos January 2016.

GRANTEE

Just Managing Consulting

COUNTRY

USA (not really rather South Africa)

MISSION PILLAR

Presidential Grant

PROJECT TITLE

Public Health and Government Investment in Tobacco

PROJECT SUMMARY

Identify all countries where governments have at least a 10% ownership of a tobacco company/companies, and review how they address section 5.3 of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC).

Previous grant:

University of Stellenbosch       SA

6/1/18

An ethical framework for a smoke-free world.     85,000 but 82,549 ?    A10 page 41

85,000 A15 page 53

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Posted at 04:01 PM in 2020, Daniel Malan, Just managing consulting, Presidential grant 2020, South Africa, University of Stellenbosch | | Comments (0)