From the data of 46 states in the United States for 1992, we obtained the following results:
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From the data of 46 states in the United States for 1992, we obtained the following results: (08)
ln C= 4.30 – 1.34 ln P + 0.17 ln Y
Se=(0.91) (0.32) (0.20) R2= 0.27
Where C= Cigarette consumption packs per year
P=Real price per pack
Y=Real disposable income per capita
a)What is the elasticity of demand for cigarettes with respect to price? Is it statically significant?
b)What is the elasticity of demand for cigarettes with respect to income? Is it statically significant? If not, what might be the reason?
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