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Cambios en los precios de bebidas y alimentos con impuesto en áreas rurales y semirrurales de México

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Title
Cambios en los precios de bebidas y alimentos con impuesto en áreas rurales y semirrurales de México
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Salud Pública de México, March 2017
DOI 10.21149/7994
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M Arantxa Colchero, J Alejandro Zavala, Carolina Batis, Teresa Shamah-Levy, Juan A Rivera-Dommarco

Abstract

To estimate changes in prices associated with the implementation of the tax to sugar sweetened beverages (SSB) and to nonessential energy dense food in 2014. Price data were collected in rural and semi-rural areas in December 2013, and April and December 2014. Fixed effects models were used to estimate changes in prices of beverages and nonessential energy dense food, stratified by region, retailer and package size. The SSB tax did not pass completely through prices: prices increased on average 0.73 pesos per liter. For nonessential energy dense food, the tax passed completely or was overshifted for cookies, cereal bars and cereal boxes. The potential effect of the taxes on consumption could be attenuated in rural areas as the pass through prices was incomplete.

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