Tobacco and Alcohol Excise Taxes for Improving Public Health and Revenue Outcomes Marrying Sin and Virtue? /

Excise taxes on alcohol and tobacco have long been a dependable and significant revenue source in many countries. More recently, considerable attention has been paid to the way in which such taxes may also be used to attain public health objectives by reducing the consumption of products with advers...

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Main Author:	Bird, Richard M
Format:	Electronic Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2015
Series:	Policy research working papers World Bank e-Library
Subjects:	Accounting Alcoholism Alternative minimum tax Charities Children Crime Drinking of alcoholic beverages Economic development Equity Exchange Excise tax Exercise Expenditures, Public Families Finance Fiscal policy Gambling Health promotion Health Human beings Humanitarianism Indirect taxation Labor Local finance Management Marketing Medical care Medical policy Nutrition Older people Passive smoking Persons Psychology Public health Public welfare Revenue Smoking Social policy Social problems Social service Tax evasion Tax incidence Taxation > Law and legislation Taxation Transparency Value-added tax Added tax Addiction Alcohol taxation Alcohol taxes Debt markets Differential taxation Earmarked tax Economic analysis Economic efficiency Economic theory & research Effective tax rates Evasion Expenditure Externalities Finance and financial sector development Good Goods Governments Health effects Health monitoring & evaluation Health outcomes Health spending Health, nutrition and population Implementation Inflation International bank Intervention Isolation Knowledge Laws Levy Local governments Macroeconomic conditions Macroeconomics and economic growth Market Per Product taxes Public economics Public funds Public revenues Public Regressive taxes Regulation Revenue sources Risks Sales taxes Services Sin tax Sin' tax Sin' taxes Smokers Social research Spending Stress Tax administration Tax base Tax burdens Tax changes Tax competition Tax increases Tax rate Tax receipts Tax reduction Tax revenue Tax structures Tax system Tax Taxation & subsidies Tobacco tax Uniform taxes Use taxes Weight
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