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Gideon Krotosky Microeconomics Coursework Nancy Devlin/PeterWilks The Economics of Smoking December '03 (a) Describe the factors that economic theory would suggest are likely to determine the demand for cigarettes in the UK The demand for a good is the quantity consumers are willing and able to buy at a given price over a period of time. Its determinants include: * Price of the good * Consumers' income * Expectations * Consumer preferences * Advertising * Government legislation * Price and availability of substitute and complement goods Those affecting demand for cigarettes in the UK though, only include the following out of the above: * Price of cigarettes, * Consumers' income, * Expectations * Availability and price of substitute and complement goods. Overleaf is a demand curve for cigarettes showing the relationship between the price of cigarettes and their quantity demanded over a...

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