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Table 1 (Continued )
Country by continent Population, millions, 2013 Income group Year Age group, yr Male, % Female, % Total, %
Pakistan 182.1 Lo-mid 2010–2011 40 30. 2. 18.
Sri Lanka 20.5 Lo-mid 2006 15–64 29.9 0.4 15.0
Uzbekistan 30.2 Lo-mid 2006 15 20.0 1.1 10.0
West Asia
Iran 77.4 Up-mid 2009 15–64 24.6 3.3 14.1
Iraq 33.4 Up-mid 2007 12 26.5 2.9 14.8
Jordan 6.5 Up-mid 2007 18 49. 5. 29.
Kuwait 2.9 High 2006 20–64 42.3 4.4 37.8
Lebanon 4.5 Up-mid 2010 18–100 43.2 33.8 38.2
Oman 3.6 High 2008 18 14.7 0.2 7.0
Qatar 2.2 High 2013 15 20.2 3.1 12.1
EUROPE
Eastern Europe
Bulgaria 7.3 Up-mid 2012 15 42 31 36
Hungry 9.9 Up-mid 2012 15 37 28 32
Latvia 2.0 High 2012 15 52 22 36
Poland 38.5 High 2010 15 36.8 24.4 30.3
Romania 20.0 Up-mid 2011 15 37.4 16.7 26.7
Russia 143.5 High 2009 15 60.2 21.7 39.1
Ukraine 45.5 Lo-mid 2010 15 50.0 11.2 28.8
Southern Europe
Cyprus 1.1 High 2012 15 42 19 30
Greece 11.0 High 2013 15 51.2 25.7 38.2
Turkey 74.9 Up-mid 2012 15 41.4 13.1 27.0
Western Europe
Austria 8.5 High 2012 15 40 26 33
Belgium 11.2 High 2012 15 30 24 27
Finland 5.4 High 2012 15 28 22 25
France 66.0 High 2012 15 31 26 28
Germany 80.6 High 2012 15 32 22 26
Ireland 4.6 High 2012 15 28 30 29
Italy 59.8 High 2012 15 28 21 24
Netherlands 16.8 High 2012 15 28 19 24
Norway 5.1 High 2011 16–74 28.0 28.0 28.0
Spain 46.6 High 2012 15 40.0 26.0 33.0
United Kingdom 64.1 High 2012 16 22.0 19.0 20.0
OCEANIA
Australia 23.1 High 2013 14 18.3 13.4 15.8
New Zealand 4.5 High 2012–2013 15 18.7 16.4 17.6
Papua–New Guinea 7.3 Lo-mid 2007 15–64 60.3 27.0 44.0
Tonga 0.1 Up-mid 2006 15–64 45.9 12.0 28.8
Lo-mid = lower-middle income; Up-mid = upper-middle income.
* Smoking any tobacco products (excludes smokeless tobacco use). Current smoking was defined as current daily smoking or occasional smoking (less than
daily smoking) in the Global Adult Tobacco Survey . This group included every day and someday smokers in the US survey and current smokers of ‘‘any
amount’’ in the Iranian survey. Population and income group data are from the World Bank.
a Men aged 15–59 yr and women aged 15–49 yr.
b Ever smoking (current or former smoking).
c Only cigarette smoking.
Fig. 1 – Estimated cigarette smoking prevalence and tobacco-related deaths in the United States, 1900–2012
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