cigarettes elastic or inelastic Differences in and by Company in Canada, 1996 The counterintuitive economics of smoking
The counterintuitive economics of smoking The demand for cigarettes is highly inelastic. This suggests that the incidence of a higher tax on cigarettes will fall primarily on Tobacco company profits and price elasticity of demand ECONFIX Cadence says that she would smoke one pack of cigarettes
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