People will pay higher prices for cigarettes up to a point - and somebody has had to calculate what that level is, because the current government here in Denmar

People will pay higher prices for cigarettes up to a point - and somebody has had to calculate what that level is, because the current government here in Denmark was talking about trying to prevent young people from smoking, but didn't want to increase the prices too much, as that would overall cost tax money. I think unlike heroin, smoking is probably easier to quit, and (because you know the size of the dosage for certain) easier to decrease your consumption. I don't know the answer, maybe accept that some people are going to be unhealthy and, when you create public health systems some of those who have healthy habits are going to pay for those who have unhealthy habits and, while not fair, that is the price to pay. Otherwise the question quickly becomes where do you draw the line? Mandatory weight control and mandatory calorie restrictions if found overweight?