Why should workplace smoking bans

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Evans, Farrelly, and Montgomery (1999) found evidence that workplace smoking bans substantially reduce overall rates of smoking, particularly for those people with longer workweeks.

Why should workplace smoking bans be particularly influential in affecting the behavior of people who work long hours?

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