The document discusses the negative health and economic impacts of tobacco use and strategies to control it. It notes that over 400,000 Americans die each year from tobacco-related illnesses, costing over $100 billion in healthcare annually. Tobacco companies lobby politicians and undermine health research. Efforts to control tobacco include FDA regulation under Clinton and Obama, and banning indoor smoking. The labor market is also negatively impacted, as smokers face discrimination, health costs, and lower wages. Smoke-free laws can reduce employee turnover and improve satisfaction.