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## Abstract Mergers, acquisitions, and strategic alliances are supposed to create new, stronger organizations, but history shows that such combinations often fall far short of expectations. Crossβborder integrations, such as those between Western and Eastern companies, are particularly difficult to
## OVERVIEW. In 1988, Californians passed Proposition 99, which raised the tobacco tax from 10 cents to 35 cents and allocated 20% of the resulting revenues, approximately $100 million, for tobacco education and 5% for tobacco-related research. Seventy percent was allocated for health care costs
## OVERVIEW. In this report, the authors trace the development of an effective statewide tobacco control program following victory at the Massachusetts polls in 1992. They examine the pitfalls standing in the way of coalition building and present important lessons for states in similar positions.