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The below examples illustrate the current challenges in the application of NAMs for the risk assessment of TNCPs

Finally, factors such as time preference and discount rates (i.e., how individuals value costs and benefits that occur in the future versus those in the present), risk aversion, price, marketing, the development of information on the harms of smoking, provision of information by the government, social networks, and behavioral economics concepts such as heuristics all are considered in economic models and empirical analyses aimed at understanding tobacco use behavior (Cawley and Ruhm, 2011

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Elevated levels may indicate regular or heavy use, which can impact risk classification and premiums