“…Whereas some studies find a reduction in tobacco consumption following smoke‐free laws (e.g., Evans, Farrelly, & Montgomery, , for the United States and workplace smoking bans), others report no or only very small changes (Adda & Cornaglia, , for the United States; Anger, Kvasnicka, & Siedler, , for Germany; Carpenter, Postolek, & Warman, , for Canada; Jones, Laporte, Rice, & Zucchelli, , for the United Kingdom). Kuehnle and Wunder () report improvements in self‐assessed health among nonsmokers following the introduction of smoking bans in Germany, but no effects among smokers. Exploiting variation over time and 40 European countries, Odermatt and Stutzer () find that smoking bans increase the happiness of smokers who would like to quit.…”