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Interesting ideas and research results on this article from Knowledge @ W.P.Carey.

Research co-authored by marketing Professor Rajiv K. Sinha of the W. P. Carey School of Business shows that the later in life people start smoking, the more likely they are to quit. And, the longer people wait to light up, the more likely it is that they never will smoke at all. But those who take that first puff early in life are most likely to be doomed to a lifelong addiction.

Another point of the article is the marketing impact on smoking habits.

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