S/B/308. Cigarette Market in UK

The paper examines the British cigarette market looking at the decline in smoking and its impacts on the consumer behaviour towards cigarettes. Factors affecting supply and demand are considered including the role of the Government policy towards tobacco, the results of the ban on tobacco promotion and advertising, the competition and market structure of the UK tobacco industry, etc.

C/M/483. Customer attitude towards leading cereal and cigarette brands: A Fishbein's Attitude toward Object Model approach

The proposed research focuses on investigating the attitude of customers towards the leading brands by using the Fishbein's Attitude Object Model. The industry taken as an example by the proposed research is the cereal bars industry.

P/B/730. Report on cigarette industry

The paper reports on the global cigarette industry reviewing health issues associated with smoking, and conducting analysis using PEST and Porter’s 5 Forces models. Key success factors of the industry are discussed; its future development is outlined.

S/M/63. Porters 5 forces of the Tobacco Industry

This paper presents critical analysis of Porters five forces theory, application to the UK tobacco industry. Analysis of the industry and how Porters model can be used to measure the investment prospects for stakeholders.

P/B/68. Analysis of Tobacco market in Russian Federation

This paper presents comprehensive analysis of Russian tobacco market, mainly concentrating on cigarettes. Detailed market analysis is conducted, outlining market trends on smoking, competition in the industry, substitutes available and future forecasts.

P/B/324. Report on tobacco industry

The paper looks at the problems tobacco industry is facing nowadays focusing on the recent changes in tobacco businesses environment in different countries. Firms and markets are analysed using Structure-Conduct-Performance (S-C-P) model; the role of competition policy is evaluated. Conclusions are made about the evolution of the industry in developed and developing countries.