Consumer Preferences Consumer preferences also influence market prices
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Susan Jones, a spokeswoman for the New Zealand branch of popular cigarette maker British American Tobacco, told the AP that "consumer demand is far better served by legitimate companies than by the illegal operators that will surely grow as the government makes it increasingly difficult for people to buy their product of choice." One plan in New Zealand sought to eliminate smoking by 2025 by taxing tobacco to the point where cigarettes would cost US$75 per pack