The Decline in One's Senses of Smell and Taste That

question 99

True/False

The decline in one's senses of smell and taste that result from smoking tobacco will gradually reverse when one stops smoking.

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Definitions:

Positive Feedback

Put simply, success breeds success, failure breeds failure; the effect is seen with goods that are subject to network externalities.

Marginal Social Benefits

The additional benefits to society as a whole from producing one more unit of a good or service.

Socially Optimal Level

The level of output or activity where the benefits to society are maximized, taking into account both private and external costs and benefits.

Marginal Private Benefits

The additional satisfaction or utility gained by a consumer or firm from consuming or producing one more unit of a good.