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Director's Message
Report Highlights
Introduction
Trends-at-a-Glance
Summary Tables
Prevention
Smoking
Clinicians’ Advice to Quit Smoking
Medicaid Coverage of Tobacco Dependence Treatments
Diet
Weight and Physical Activity
Sun Protection
Secondhand Smoke
Chemical Exposures
Tobacco Company Marketing Expenditures
Early Detection
Breast and Cervical Cancers
Colorectal Cancer
Diagnosis
Treatment
Bladder, Breast, Colorectal
Kidney, Lung, Ovarian, Prostate
Life After Cancer
End of Life
Prevention
Early Detection
Diagnosis
Treatment
Life After Cancer
End of Life


Summary Table: Prevention - Tobacco company marketing expenditures

Only one measure per topic is displayed in the summary table. A complete set of measures, where they exist, can be found in the report.

Trend key: green - headed in the right direction
  red - headed in the wrong direction
  black - stable or non-significant change (NSC)
  blue - Healthy People 2020 target


  Tobacco company marketing expenditures
1970–2008
Measure Combined cigarette annual advertising and promotional expenditures by the five (six in 2007) major U.S. cigarette manufacturers, adjusted to 2008 dollars, as reported by manufacturers to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Recent summary trend* Falling
2004–2008
Desired direction
Falling 
Trend Rising, then non-significant change, then rising, then falling
Most recent estimate In 2008, adjusted combined annual expenditures for cigarette advertising and promotion was $9.94 billion.
Healthy People 2020 target There is no Healthy People 2020 target for tobacco company marketing expenditures.
More information Tobacco Company Marketing Expenditures

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