Tobacco Taxes are Regressive but Health Benefits to Low-Income People are Substantial Another important consideration with raising the tobacco tax is that the tax is inherently regressive, meaning it falls more sharply on low- and moderate-income people
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However, researchers warned that tax increases introduced in recent years have not kept cigarette prices high enough relative to inflation and purchasing power to maintain their intended public health impact
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These patterns of FMC and RYO pricing are consistent with findings from Australian and UK research
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