Multiple Choice
It has been estimated that the price elasticity for cigarettes is 0.164. Assuming there are currently no taxes on cigarettes, to reduce cigarette purchases by 5 percent, the government would need to tax cigarettes enough to:
A) raise the price by 0.82 percent.
B) lower the price by 0.82 percent.
C) raise the price by 30.5 percent.
D) lower the price by 30.5 percent.
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