If the United States Congress passed strict anticigarette laws that banned their sale anywhere in the country, it would create serious problems for cigarette manufacturers, retailers, tobacco growers, tobacco farm workers, truckers, and many other employees in the cigarette industry. Each of these groups would probably oppose this legislation because they are examples of

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These groups are considered vested interests because they have an established economic stake or interest in the continuation of cigarette sales, which the proposed legislation threatens.

If the United States Congress Passed Strict Anticigarette Laws That