Author:
SARGSYAN HAYK,MIKAYELYAN KARINE,KHCHEYAN MARIANA,ISRAYELYAN ANAHIT
Abstract
This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the tobacco industry within the
Republic of Armenia, delving deep into its present state and the myriad of factors
influencing its operations. We meticulously examine the legislative framework that oversees
this sector, highlighting the pivotal role of specific policies and the intricacies of existing regulations. These regulations, their history, and their implementation strategies are
discussed in detail. Furthermore, we assess their effectiveness not only in maintaining public
health standards but also in fostering a competitive economic environment. This assessment
is particularly significant given the unique nuances associated with regulating tobacco
products. For a well-rounded understanding, we utilized a multifaceted approach,
monitoring various processes, indicators, and key performance metrics. These findings were
then juxtaposed with data and trends from other countries, allowing for a holistic evaluation
and facilitating more robust conclusions.
In our research, the complex interplay between public health considerations and
economic interests within the tobacco industry becomes evident. The Republic of Armenia's
experience serves as a lens through which we can understand the global challenges and
intricacies of tobacco regulation. Additionally, by incorporating comparative analyses with
other nations, we aim to shed light on the best practices and areas for potential
improvement. The balance between promoting public health and ensuring economic vitality
remains a challenge, and this paper seeks to provide insights into striking that balance
effectively. It is crucial for policymakers and stakeholders to comprehend these dynamics
to formulate more effective and sustainable strategies moving forward.
Publisher
Messenger of Armenian State University of Economics, Armenian State University of Economics
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