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Cigarette taxes So what do increased cigarette taxes really do? Supply-Side Smokers: New York City is about to learn the cost of high cigarette taxes. This is a very well considered opinion piece about the recent New York City cigarette tax increase. (Registration required - but free) Posted by on July 31, 2002 07:22 AM
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Comments: Isn't it interesting that we need cigarette smokers to fund relief via taxes on cigarettes to health care costs. Does the money taken in really go to health care costs. Cool blog by the way. My name is Peat, noticed you at Sekimori's site. I will visit again. peat Posted by: peat on July 31, 2002 06:38 PMIsn't it interesting that we need cigarette smokers to fund relief via taxes on cigarettes to health care costs. Does the money taken in really go to health care costs? Cool blog by the way. My name is Peat, noticed you at Sekimori's site. I will visit again. peat Posted by: peat on July 31, 2002 06:38 PMIsn't it interesting that we need cigarette smokers to fund relief [via taxes on cigarettes] to skyrocketing health care costs? Does the money taken in really go to health care costs? Cool blog by the way. My name is Peat, noticed you at Sekimori's site. I will visit again. peat Posted by: peat on July 31, 2002 06:50 PMI suspect that either directly or indirectly the taxes will help the health care budget. Health care is probably overspent in NY, this should help a bit. Posted by: db on July 31, 2002 08:23 PMPost a Comment: |
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