Sin taxes are usually state-imposed taxes on products that are considered unhealthy, not necessary for basic needs, or morally questionable. In many cases, these taxes are an incentive to lower consumption and improve health. Do you think sin taxes really change consumer behavior? Are sin taxes actually helping society or are they simply a regressive tax? Explain.

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Sin taxes can indeed influence consumer behavior but the extent to which they do so varies depending on several factors including the magnitude of the ... View the full answer