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The question is poorly worded. Do you mean:

  • the wholesale cost of tobacco leaves?
  • the wholesale cost of prepared tobacco?
  • the retail cost of tobacco?
  • the cost of tobacco (and related diseases) to society?

Also, the answer will depend on where in the world you are thinking of. Although tobacco is a globally traded commodity, local taxes and excise on tobacco and tobacco products vary considerably (which is one reason that smuggling is lucrative).

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