Trying to relight a cigar with ash and burnt tobacco is like trying to start a fire with wet stuff
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Elasticity and Tax Incidence Elasticity and Tax Incidence The example of cigarette taxes showed that, because demand is inelastic, taxes are not effective at reducing the equilibrium quantity of smoking, and they are mainly passed along to consumers in the form of higher prices
Our most recent estimates show that in New York, which has the highest state excise tax on cigarettes in the nation at $4.35, 56.8 percent of the cigarette market is smuggled in from other locales (Figure 3).[4] This cigarette smuggling takes a variety of forms