The Cigarette Market
The United States cigarette market is largely a 20th century phenomenon.  It had been (and still is) a very profitable business due to the arrangement of the market's demand and supply curves.  A single company in this market makes a very large profit due to its structure.  This results in monsters like Philip Morris.  And while these companies sell products that cause their consumers a craving for nicotine, they have a craving which they cannot settle themselves - $money$.  Due to the recent decline in demand for cigarettes in the United States, cigarette companies have had to dedicate more of their time towards international business to keep the cash rolling in.




Table of Contents
Section I
Section II
Section III
Section IV
Conclusion
References
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