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Seattle’s Soda Tax Linked to Childhood BMI Decline, But Obesity Increased. Why?

Seattle’s Soda Tax Linked to Childhood BMI Decline, But Obesity Increased. Why?
Taxes alter consumer behavior. The more something is taxed, the less of it we get. Knowing this, governments use taxes to encourage or discourage behavior.
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