Smoking should be banned in public places all over the world.

소개

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목차

□ Introduction
Smoking should be banned in public places all over the world.

□ Body
- Second hand smoke in public places could harm people’s health

- The no-smoking policy in public places could provide smokers with a motivation to reduce or quit smoking.

- Some smokers may hold that smoking is beneficent in workplaces

- It is also important for the rights of people who want no-smoking areas and the prohibition of smoking in public places has positive effects on economy

□ Conclusion
Smoking should be prohibited in public places all over the world.

본문내용

There are a lot of smoke-free areas at restaurants, cafes, movie theatre, and pubs in many countries. Some countries hold that smoking in public places should be forbidden by law for people’s health, while others insist that people have the rights to smoke even in public places in terms of freedom, economic effects, and overestimated data. However, smoking should be banned in public places all over the world since passive smoking could cause serious health problems and the policy prohibiting smoking in public places could help smokers reduce or quit smoking, enhance performance in workplaces and be helpful in terms of economic effects and the people’s rights.

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