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• A third strong deterrent is price. The state Health Department estimates that for each 10 percent increase in cigarette prices, youth consumption falls by 13 percent. In Minnesota, the average price of a pack of cigarettes has jumped more than 50 percent since 1999, to $3.48 a pack, according to industry-supported studies by Orzechowski and Walker, an economic consulting firm in Arlington, Va.It's a fact and even the antis admit that youth smoking rates declined throughout the '80s and until around 1991, when rates again began to climb. Now, IF youth smoking decreases 13% for each 10% raise in cigarette prices, why is there still ANY youth smoking at all? Anyone remember what the price of a pack was in 1990?