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by xboxnolifes
1621 days ago
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A tax on sugar's job is to reduce sugar sales. So it's the right metric to see if the tax itself is doing what it's supposed to do. What you seem to be arguing is on a metric of if the tax should have been implemented in the first place. i.e. If the actual goal was reducing weight, then the obvious thought is all weight increasers should be taxed, not just sugar. |
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