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...... Although even in the early days of tobacco use, objectors launched campaigns against the practice, arguing that tobacco had dangerous properties that could damage a persons health and even result in their death. In the 1960s, this campaign resulted in a removal of cigarette television ads from stations in Great Britain, the introduction of the surgeon generals warning, and worldwide awareness efforts. In the 1970s, television ads were removed from the United States channels, while smoking became politically incorrect (Randall 1999). Regardless of the information campaign, the tobacco industry continued to climb in sales and presence in the United States and all over the world. Marlboro is the worlds largest brand of cigarettes, and tobacco continues to be grown as a cash crop today (Randall 1999)

II. Corporate Stakeholders and Response To Their Issues

Although American history has established the tobacco industry as one of its most prominent, the corporate stakes regarding the industry include a component that many corporations do not have to considerhealth issues. In fact, ethical issues are one of the primary reasons why would-be stockholders do not choose to invest in the tobacco industry. According to Crosby, some religious groups shy away from holding stocks

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