How has the scientific knowledge about smoking changed since the 1930s​

Suppose you calculate that elasticity of demand for cigarettes is 0.5. you can conclude that: a. demand for cigarettes is elastic b. demand for cigarettes is unitary elastic c. a 1% increase in price of cigarettes will result in a 0.5% decrease in quantity demanded d. a 1% increase in the price of cigarettes will result in a 0.5% increase in quantity demanded.

Match each child care option with its benefits. a. no child care expenses b. likely to have values similar to those of the parents c. lots of one-on-one time with a provider d. care offered at schedule hours 1. family member or friend 2. private child care 3. day care 4. stay at home parent

In the past week dylan, was laid off from work, was given notice he is in academic probation and was threatened to be evicted from his apartment. as a result, he has increased his usage of alcohol and cigarettes. which of these life skills would beneficial?