Which of the following, if true, would most effectively back the argument that raising cigarette taxes reduces the number of people who smoke cigarettes?

A. The supply for cigarettes is relatively elastic.
B. The demand for cigarettes is relatively elastic.
C. The supply for cigarettes is relatively inelastic.
D. The demand for cigarettes is relatively inelastic.


Answer: B

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