Table 2.

Logistic regression models showing the odds of having quit within 5 years prior to survey administration, and smoking the first cigarette of the day within 5 or 30 minutes of waking.

	Quit within 5 years prior to survey administration (among ever smokers)		Time to First Cigarette (among current smokers)
	n=1733		Smoke within 5 minutes n=1413		Smoke within 30 minutes n=1413
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Czech Republic (ref)	1.00		1.00			1.00
Ireland	1.91***	(1.29-2.83)	2.10***	(1.93 to 2.29)	1.65***	(1.54 to 1.77)
Sweden	1.95***	(1.29-2.96)	1.51***	(1.32 to 1.72)	2.19***	(2.03 to 2.37)
France	.79	(.50-1.24)	1.23***	(1.15 to 1.31)	1.83***	(1.70 to 1.97)
Italy	1.22	(.79-1.88)	.97	(.92 to 1.02)	1.38***	(1.25 to 1.52)
Age	.98***	(.97-.99)	1.01*	(1.00 to 1.03)	1.02***	(1.01 to 1.02)
Income around the median (ref)	1.00		1.00		1.00	1.00
Income below median	1.10	(.79-1.53)	1.33**	(1.03 to 1.71)	1.30	(0.82 to 2.06)
Income above median	1.19	(.82-1.72)	.94	(.65 to 1.36)	.93	(0.70 to 1.23)
Undisclosed Income	1.39	(.96-2.03)	1.56***	(1.26 to 1.91)	1.12	(0.77 to 1.61)
Greater age of initiation	.98	(.95-1.01)	.97*	(.93 to 1.00)	.97***	(0.95 to 0.98)
constant	.47	(.24-.93)	.17	(.08 to .36)	.44	(0.29 to 0.66)

^*Age, and age of initiation are continuous variables; ORs represent reflect effect of change per unit score.