Lessons Learned from Tobacco and Alcohol Taxation and Implications for Obesity Prevention (Presentation)
The "Lesson's Learned from Tobacco and Alcohol Taxation and Implications for Obesity Prevention" presentation given at Northwestern University, Department of Preventative Medicine, provides an overview of tobacco and alcohol taxation and the impacts and consequences of taxes/prices on tobacco and alcohol use, earmarks the revenues for control programs, the industry price marketing and policy options, the myths and facts and the implications for obesity prevention.
March 2011
Location(s): North America, U.S.
Project: Bridging the Gap
Content Type: Slidedeck
Topic(s): Alcohol, Other fiscal policies for health, Supply-side issues and interventions, Tax and price, Tobacco use
Authors(s): Frank J. Chaloupka, Ph.D.
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