Article: Studies Find Massachusetts' Smoke-Free Ordinances Having No Significant Effect on Restaurant Revenue

NEW YORK, Jan. 11 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Worries that smoke-free ordinances would damage the restaurant business in Massachusetts are largely groundless, according to a study of state tax records released today.

The studies were funded by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation- supported Substance Abuse Policy Research Program and published in the January issue of The Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. This month's issue of the Journal is devoted entirely to studies that look at the various aspects of smoke-free laws in public

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