Parents who smoke portray a positive outlook to smoking and reduce ones awareness of risk leading them to take action when influenced by siblings and friends. Research suggests tobacco use, among students with family members who smoke were higher than those whose family members do not smoke. • Peer pressure Peer pressure is one of the most common reasons for smoking. Research proposed that boys were not likely to smoke E- cigarettes
The World Health Organization (WHO), in“World No Tobacco Day 2013”, stated that there are more than 1.5 billion smokers and 6 million deaths in the world each year due to tobacco use. Further, smoking causes more illness and a larger number of deaths than any other drug. Unless current trends are averted, the majority of these deaths are projected to occur in the developing world. Smoking is also the major known cause of noncommunicable diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular diseases. Center
Ethical Issues in Marketing In the past years, corporate ethics and societal responsibilities have developed vital importance especially in the marketing practices including social marketing practices. Corporates endeavor to highlight their contributions to the people. The people, on the other hand, being consumers are constantly assessing this input. Influencing consumer preferences and unethical marketing practices are likely to affect purchasing patterns, especially rapid competition, societal
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Therefore, the masses responsibility and the individual’s attitude and behaviour are important in this context. Young individual attitude has an importance; therefore it is important for an individual to take responsibility of it. The local health problems, attitudes and behaviour of an individual contribute to the worldwide ground. Therefore, major problems occur because of attitudes of local individuals
Introduction Usually a company’s success is measured by means of financial achievements, the bigger the profits, the better the company is doing and thus the more success it has. Many economists say that Corporate Social Responsibility is just in order to increase profits of the company, and that may very well be true, but nevertheless something more and more consumers look into when purchasing products. “Corporate social responsibility: Doing the most good for your company and your cause” (Kotler