In a variety of studies, taxes on sugary drinks are credited with reducing soda consumption by making the sweet beverages more expensive. The taxes may actually have a much smaller impact on how consumers view the sodas, say the authors of a study on the “non-pecuniary (non-price) effects of sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) policies.” Authors Sunjin… » Read More
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