This paper reviewed the retrospective data
from the Thailand health profile 2008-2010
supported by Ministry of Public Health, Thai Health
Promotion Foundation and contributed with other
papers on smoking tax and health economics. All
statistical analyses were performed using the
statistical package for the social sciences (SPSS,
version 17). Predicted values of cigarette tax
revenues, cigarette prices, number of smokers, and
market shares of locally produced and imported cigarette were forecasted with regression analyses.
Cigarette tax rates, exacted and predicted data of
other variables were analyzed with bivariate
Pearson’s correlation at the level of significance,
p-value < 0.001