Recall the Application about the decrease in taxes on cigarettes in several Canadian provinces in 1994 to answer the following question(s). Recall the Application. The change in demand for cigarettes resulting from the decrease in taxes would normally create, ceteris paribus:

A. an increase in their supply.
B. a decrease in their supply.
C. an increase in their quantity supplied.
D. a decrease in their quantity supplied.


Answer: C

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