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And here we go. Taxes saves lives. Man, politicians can go hog wild with these kind of justifications.
Increasing alcohol taxes across the US could prevent thousands of deaths from motor vehicle accidents every year, say researchers who conducted a study that showed a rise in alcohol taxes in one particular state was followed by a significant reduction in alcohol-related fatal car crashes.
Fatalities may be down but what about number of those arrested for DUI (no fatalities)? If those numbers are the same or higher, it kinda blows a hole in their conclusion no? Recent articles on the internet indicate there was a big jump in 2013 in DUI arrests in Illinois.
Can a 'soda tax' really curb consumption? How'd that work out for cigarettes? It caused a booming blackmarket and then you spend what taxes you do get on them on law enforcement.