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NEWS WIRE PRICE ELASTICITY OF DEMAND Biggest U.S. Tax Hike on Tobacco Takes Effect Smokers are gasping at higher cigarette and cigar prices as the largest federal tobacco tax increase in history takes effect.... The increases, which raise the federal cigarette tax from 39 cents a pack to $1.01, applies to all tobacco products. It comes as more than two dozen states, desperate for revenue in a sunken economy, consider boosting their own tobacco taxes this year. "This is very historic," said Mathew Mckenna, director of the Office of Smoking and Health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Before the tax hike, cigarette prices averaged about $5 a pack. Now tobacco companies are raising prices by different amounts. Some are absorbing part of the increase; others are raising prices more. In the past, a 10 percent price increase reduced cigarette consumption about 4 percent, Mckenna said. He expects the federal tax hike to prompt at least 1 million of the 45 million adult smokers to kick the habit. Source: USA TODAY. March 31, 2009. Reprinted with permission. According to the News Wire, the average cigarette price rose by 12 percent on April 1, 2009. a. According to the story, by what percentage might smoking be expected to decline? b. If the price elasticity of demand for teen smoking is 0.7, by how much would teen smoking decline if the price of cigarettes increased by 12 percent