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Phoniex University
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Suppose the price elasticity of cigarette demand is 0.4. If we increased the prices of cigarettes by 50 percent, what would we expect to happen to the quantity purchased? To total expenditures on cigarettes? 4. In the discussion on rationales for intervention in markets, we note that Manning found external costs of $0.33 per pack of cigarettes. (a) Draw a supply and demand diagram, and graph Manning’s external costs of $0.33 (in 1995 dollars) based on a market price of $1.50 (in 1995 dollars) per pack. (b) If a tax of $0.33 were imposed, what would happen to the market price, and to the equilibrium quantity? 5. Using Manning’s estimate of external costs of $0.33
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