The impact of fat tax : progressive in health, but regressive in income?
Year of publication: |
August 2016
|
---|---|
Authors: | Chudá, Tatiana ; Janský, Petr |
Published in: |
Prague economic papers : a bimonthly journal of economic theory and policy. - Prague : Oeconomica Publ., ISSN 1210-0455, ZDB-ID 1112445-3. - Vol. 25.2016, 4, p. 445-458
|
Subject: | Czech Republic | fat tax | food | government revenues | health | households | obesity | tax policy | Tschechien | Steuerprogression | Progressive taxation | Körpergewicht | Body weight | Gesundheitsrisiko | Health risk | Ernährungsverhalten | Eating habit | Spezielle Verbrauchsteuer | Specific excise tax | Gesundheit | Health | Steuerpolitik | Tax policy | Einkommensteuer | Income tax | Öffentliche Einnahmen | Public revenue |
-
We are what we eat : obesity, income, and social comparisons
Mathieu-Bolh, Nathalie, (2018)
-
Soda taxes, BMI and obesity : evidence from Seattle
Flynn, James, (2025)
-
Review: effectiveness and policy implications of health taxes on foods high in fat, salt, and sugar
Pineda, Elisa, (2024)
- More ...
-
Aid and foreign direct investment : substitutes, complements or neither?
Janský, Petr, (2012)
-
Rising unit values of Central and Eastern European exports : rising quality in transition?
Janský, Petr, (2010)
-
Corporate effective tax rates for research and policy
Janský, Petr, (2023)
- More ...