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A 20-percent price increase from a tax on caloric sweetened beverages is estimated to reduce total calorie intake from beverages by 13 percent for adults and by 11 percent for children

  • by Biing-Hwan Lin
  • 3/22/2013
  • Food Choices & Health
  • Food Consumption & Demand
  • Obesity
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A 20-percent price increase from a tax on caloric sweetened beverages is estimated to reduce total calorie intake from beverages by 13 percent for adults and by 11 percent for children.

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