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Over here we went through this approach with cigarettes decades ago. It worked, but it took taxation in the range of multiple 100% before the effects were real.
by PeterStuer 6y ago
Over here we went through this approach with cigarettes decades ago. It worked, but it took taxation in the range of multiple 100% before the effects were real. Do you think your political system can carry this?
- colejohnson66 6y agoIt’s not so much that it isn’t taxed enough (if that is the solution), but that the corn syrup inside is so heavily subsidized, the end product ends up being cheaper than it should.