[11] The CDC also notes that, "However, because low-income groups are more responsive to price increases, increasing the real price of cigarettes can reduce cigarette consumption among low income smokers by a greater percentage than among higher income smokers, and thereby diminish socioeconomic smoking disparities
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Studies that evaluate whether e-cigarettes are a less harmful version of regular cigarettes are still inconclusive, according to the study in The Journal of Tobacco Control in May 2014