Smoking and Social Class.
Date Submitted: 09/10/2006 02:29:46
Category: / Social Sciences / Economics
Length: 10 pages (2859 words)
Category: / Social Sciences / Economics
Length: 10 pages (2859 words)
Would one expect to see a cloud of smoke hanging over a gathering of doctors? Not very likely. How about a haze over an assembly of lawyers? Again, doubtful. What about finding pungent billows over a group of teachers? Unlikely. In contrast, how likely is smoking in a collection of cab drivers? That is not surprising. Assembly line workers? Restaurant employees? For smokers in these livelihoods it may even be the norm. Welcome to smoking …
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