Food Pricing Strategies, Population Diets, and Non-Communicable Disease: A Systematic Review of Simulation Studies

Overview of attention for article published in PLOS Medicine, December 2012

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@marionnestle 3/ Overall, raising the prices of unhealthy foods will have an effect and lead to different food choices. (unhealthy food, unlike tobacco is less price inelastic - i.e. takes less increase for people to not want to buy it anymore (tobacco …

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@carlosmartinezv y un meta-análisis de 32 estudios encuentra la misma tendencia: http://t.co/siLWHCnvc9

@DavidCunliffeMP @PeteDGeorge we all have a lot to learn about selling tax reform. Eg GST off food; excellent policy: http://t.co/VJRfpzN0JF

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