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This year, with the creation of the House Study Committee on the Costs & Effects of Smoking, Georgia lawmakers are looking to buck that trend.[1] Georgias Costs and Revenues from Smoking are Out of Balance Last year (2024), about 11.2% of all Georgia adults were smokers, slightly higher than the national average of 10.9%.[2] About 1.3% of Georgia adolescents reported smoking cigarettes, which is on par with the nation at-large.[3] On average, Georgia smokers consume an estimated 16 cigarettes per day, just short of a pack, which usually includes 20 cigarettes.[4] Scholarship demonstrates that Georgians continue to suffer substantial economic losses due to rising health expenditures to treat illness caused by smoking and second-hand smoke, in addition to productivity losses from disease and premature death
The District of Columbia, population 646,000, imposes a $2.50 per pack tax on cigarettes in addition to .36 cent surcharge (which will increase to .40 cents in October)
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Low oxygen levels Smoking Wheezing Typically, a smokers lungs have Shortness of breath The combination of the changes that smoking causes in the lungs may lead to shortness of breath
The total yearly cost of smoking is nearly $122,000, and the total lifetime cost adds up to as much as $5.8 million when you consider losses from potential investments
