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Our suggestion that asymmetric market sizes may account for the different-sized cross-price elasticities between two economic substitutes may be generalizable to other elasticity studies

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In fact, during the 1970s (highlighted in the chart below), when inflation averaged more than 7% annually, and both consumer staples and the broad market generated significantly negative real returns, tobacco stocks performed extremely well, with real returns averaging more than 6.5% annually, versus roughly -1.8% for both staples and the broad market

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