Suppose the U.S. Government banned the sale and production of cigarettes. What are likely effects of this action on the market for cigarettes?

Several changes are likely to happen in the cigarette market. First, the quality of cigarettes sold will decline. Second, the price of cigarettes will rise. Third, the profits of persons selling cigarettes (assuming they are not caught) will rise. Fourth, the rate of violence will increase.

Economics

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During the past twenty years, the prices of prescription drugs, relative to the prices of other goods, have risen, yet Americans buy more prescription drugs than ever. This might be because

A) with higher incomes and more older Americans, we have moved rightward along our demand curve for drugs. B) with higher incomes and more older Americans, the demand curve for prescription drugs has shifted rightward. C) more new firms entered the pharmaceutical industry each year, which caused a rightward shift in the supply curve of prescription drugs. D) Both answers A and C are correct.

Economics

A partnership is limited to how many owners?

A) 2 B) 5 C) less than 10 D) There is no limit to the number of owners.

Economics