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Robert Oppenheimer was so synonymous with cigarettes that the Alfred Eisenstaedt portrait on the cover of his biography includes one

"Probably people would think of cigarette smoking as being somewhat inelastic demand," Guindon said

And besides, I think thats why these attract young people more, because of the flavors and the colors (male adolescent smoker, mid/high-SES)

[10] [11] Social effects [edit] A non-smoker who is inhaling sidestream or second-hand smoke has a 30% greater risk of getting lung cancer at some point in their lives

Conclusion Marlboro and Camel each have their unique appeal and loyal customer bases