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Published in final edited form as: Tob Control. 2012 Oct 23;23(1):10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2012-050473. doi: 10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2012-050473

Table 3.

Results of multi-level regression analyses predicting cigarette pack prices in mid-sized California cities

Predictors: Price Marlboro Price Newport Price

b SEb b SEb b SEb
Community level (N=50):
 Population density −.04 (.04) −.05 (.05) −.01 (.03)
 Percentage of minors −.05 (.06) −.01 (.06) −.13 (.06)*
 Median HH income .08 (.03)* .12 (.04)* .03 (.03)
 Education .04 (.07) .04 (.08) .02 (.07)
 African American .00 (.03) .06 (.04) −.05 (.03)
 Hispanics .12 (.06)* .13 (.07) .13 (.06)*
 Prevalence of adult smokers −.01 (.01) −.02 (.01)* −.00 (.01)
 Tobacco outlet density .02 (.01) .02 (.01) .00 (.01)
 Local tobacco retailer licensing −.10 (.09) −.20 (.10)* −.01 (.07)
 Cigarette tax −.01 (.04) .00 (.06) −.03 (.04)
Retail level: N=997 N=472 N=525
 Type of outlet (small market reference)
  Convenience store −.07 (.08) −.08 (.09) −.07 (.10)
  Smoke/tobacco shop −.31 (.12)* −.31 (.12)* −.31 (.15)*
  Supermarket .48 (.10)** .49 (.12)** .55 (.12)**
  Drug/pharmacy store −.43 (.09)** −.35 (.12)** −.38 (.13)**
  Liquor store −.02 (.07) −.15 (.11) .01 (.09)
  Other −.06 (.16) .05 (.14) −.02 (.29)
**

p≤.005;

*

p≤.05