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Table 2 Summary findings for the extended cost–effectiveness analysis of the 75% increase in the price of cigarette in Iran, over 60 years

From: Distributional health and financial consequences of increased cigarette tax in Iran: extended cost-effectiveness analysis

Quintiles

I (poorest)

II

III

IV

V (richest)

Total

Premature deaths averted

21,559 (11%)

41,822 (21%)

47,646 (24%)

47,507 (24%)

39,973 (20%)

198,507

Years of life gained

205,869 (11%)

392,289 (21%)

444,837 (24%)

446,292 (24%)

373,293 (20%)

1,862,580

Expenditures on tobacco-related disease treatment averted (2017; in $US)

17,582,885 (9%)

38,740,848 (20%)

47,973,669 (24%)

48,312,051 (25%)

43,870,212 (22%)

196,479,664

Total OOP savings (2017; in $US)

7,208,983 (9%)

15,883,747 (20%)

19,669,204 (24%)

19,807,941 (25%)

17,986,787 (22%)

80,556,662

Additional tax revenues from excise tax (2017; in $US)

123,410,713 (12%)

169,421,522 (17%)

238,482,157 (24%)

254,234,088 (25%)

214,386,022 (21%)

999,934,501

Change in annual expenditures on cigarette (2017; in $US) % of individual income

33,830,736 (1.95%)

46,443,738 (1.47%)

59,620,539 (1.31%)

57,278,036 (0.85%)

78,318,141 (0.89%)

275,491,189

Poverty cases averted

5418 (0.5%)

11,826 (0.9%)

0

0

0

17,244

No. of cases of catastrophic expenditure averted

12,912 (1.2%)

28,452 (2.2%)

14,922 (1.1%)

0

0

56,287

  1. The distribution of outcomes by percentage per expenditure quintile is represented in parentheses