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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1     Austria: 36.3% 
# 2     Greece: 35% 
# 3     Hungary: 33.8% 
# 4     Luxembourg: 33% 
# 5     Turkey: 32.1% 
# 6     Netherlands: 32% 
# 7     Korea, South: 30.4% 
# 8     Japan: 30.3% 
# 9     Spain: 28.1% 
# 10     Denmark: 28% 
# 11     Poland: 27.6% 
= 12     France: 27% 
= 12     Ireland: 27% 
= 12     Belgium: 27% 
# 15     Switzerland: 26.8% 
# 16     Mexico: 26.4% 
= 17     Norway: 26% 
= 17     United Kingdom: 26% 
# 19     New Zealand: 25% 
= 20     Slovakia: 24.3% 
= 20     Germany: 24.3% 
# 22     Italy: 24.2% 
# 23     Czech Republic: 24.1% 
# 24     Iceland: 22.4% 
# 25     Finland: 22.2% 
# 26     Portugal: 20.5% 
# 27     Australia: 19.8% 
= 28     Sweden: 17.5% 
= 28     United States: 17.5% 
# 30     Canada: 17% 
Weighted average: 26.4%  


DEFINITION: Data on tobacco consumption - this is a percentage of the total population who smoke at least one cigarette a day.(Data for Portugal and Austria is from 2002. All other data is from 2003).

SOURCE: OECD Health Data 2005

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Pere
19th May 2011 		The true is that the three countries with more smokers proportion, Japan, Andorra and Greece, have all a very very long life expectancy. If you want a healthier world, give to people food and healthcare, and let to smoke who wants to do it!
danielle JONES
23rd June 2010 		this is a great web site to find things
annab
19th August 2009 		I am just glad I quit when I did. You breath better, run longer, and live longer when you don't smoke.
Ian Graham
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5th June 2005 		In response to Ioanna, Greece is first in cigarette consumption, with 4,313 being the approximate average number of cigarettes smoked per adult per year. That works out to about 12 cigarettes per person per day. Japan is fourth at 3,023 cigarettes smoked per person per year. That equals a little over eight cigarettes per day for every Japanese adult.
Suchita Vemuri
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18th March 2005 		Hi Vanni, according to WHO reports, less than 0 percent of all adults smoke manufactured tobacco products in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Lichtenstein, Macedonia, Monaco, Moldova, San Marino and the Vatican City. The nation formerly called Yugoslavia is now broken along ethnic lines into: Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Serbia and Montenegro. The WHO reports that more than 25% adults smoke in Slovenia.
Suchita Vemuri
Staff Editor
3rd March 2005 		Hi Ali, about 26% of all adults smoke and about 10% are estimated to die of smoking-related heart problems, cancer and other diseases.
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