Using tax policy to raise the price of cigarettes is an example of (a) forcing smokers to quit involuntarily

1.The demand for cigarettes is (a) elastic(b) inelastic(c)unitary(d)none of these.
2.Cigarette prices have increased due to(a)taxes alone(b) taxes and legal issues(c)Taste changes(d)none of these.
3.Using tax policy to raise the price of cigarettes is an example of (a) forcing smokers to quit involuntarily(b) attempting to reduce smoking through the voluntary act of smokers(c)raising to cost of production(d)none of these.
4.The fact that smokers are exposed to more tar since the tax increase is an example of (a)an unintended outcome of an economic policy(b)government policy achieves its goals(c)the price increase curbed cigarette addiction(d) none of these.
5.The result of the price increase was (a) tax increases alone did not curb smoking(b) smokers crave stronger and longer cigarettes(c)in a free market the consumer will find a way to consume a product(d) all of these.
6.The Tax policy (a) raised money for the government(b) costs the consumers more money(c)consumers still get sick from cigarettes(d) all of these.

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