The table below provides some estimates of elasticities studied in this course. Use them to answer the questions that follow. Estimate Type of Elasticity Price elasticity of demand for cigarettes Price elasticity of supply for cigarettes Income elasticity of demand for cigarettes -0.25 0.90 -0.2 Cross-price elasticity of demand for cigarettes and alcohol 0.30 Suppose that the price of cigarettes was increased, what would be the effect on total revenue of cigarette producers? O a. It is ambiguous O b. They would fall O c. They would be unchanged O d. They would rise

The table below provides some estimates of elasticities studied in this course. Use them to answer the questions that follow. Estimate Type of Elasticity Price elasticity of demand for cigarettes Price elasticity of supply for cigarettes Income elasticity of demand for cigarettes -0.25 0.90 -0.2 Cross-price elasticity of demand for cigarettes and alcohol 0.30 Suppose that the price of cigarettes was increased, what would be the effect on total revenue of cigarette producers? O a. It is ambiguous O b. They would fall O c. They would be unchanged O d. They would rise

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