Assessment of the Impact of a 100% Smoke-Free Ordinance on Restaurant Sales—West Lake Hills, Texas, 1992-1994

JAMAPublished 19 July 1995

DOI10.1001/jama.1995.03530030028011

Citations34

SJR quartileQ1

SJR score5.35

SNIP10.71

TL;DR

This report summarizes an assessment of sales in restaurants during June 1993-December 1994 compared with January 1992-May 1993 and examines the potential economic impact of these laws on restaurants.

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