CAN SOFT DRINK TAXES REDUCE POPULATION WEIGHT?

Overview of attention for article published in Contemporary Economic Policy, January 2010

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Prof Tony Blakely, Prof Nick Wilson, Dr Anja Mizdrak, Dr Cristina…

Op-ed: Is the Soda Tax Bubble Bursting?

Tax Foundation - Tax Foundation's "Tax Policy Blog", 16 Oct 2017

John Buhl and I have an op-ed in U.S. News and World Report this morning about the Cook County Board of Commissioners’ decision…

The Case Against Soda Taxes

Tax Foundation - Tax Foundation's "Tax Policy Blog", 16 Mar 2017

Soda taxes are being sold as a fix for some pretty big problems: everything from obesity to education funding, and everywhere…

Soda Taxes: Decreasing Consumption or Increasing Revenue?

Tax Foundation - Tax Foundation's "Tax Policy Blog", 13 Dec 2016

With the recent implementation of new soda taxes at the city and county level, questions of why and how to enact them have…

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