A taxing issue? The tax system and healthier lifestyles in Wales
Authors: Adam Jones, Sumina Azam, Mark Bellis
Published on: 22nd July 2019
- All Wales/National
- Health economics
The report focuses on contemporary population health concerns related to diets where taxation has been considered or implemented elsewhere, and/or is a viable innovation within the Welsh context. Excluded from the scope of this report are topic areas where taxation and other fiscal policy approaches are already in place by UK Government (for example, on alcohol and tobacco) and environmental-related taxation.
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