To tax or not to tax sin goods: that’s the question for emerging economies

In times of crisis and budgetary pressures, world governments (specially from emerging economies) look more decisively for alternative sources of income generation. One such alternative is the so-called “sin taxes’’. Many factors affect individual attitudes toward “legal vices” such as smoking, alco...

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Excise taxes
Sin taxes
Taxes
Vice taxes
title_short To tax or not to tax sin goods: that’s the question for emerging economies
title_full To tax or not to tax sin goods: that’s the question for emerging economies
title_fullStr To tax or not to tax sin goods: that’s the question for emerging economies
title_full_unstemmed To tax or not to tax sin goods: that’s the question for emerging economies
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dc.creator.fl_str_mv Pérez-Morón, James Manuel
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Pérez-Morón, James Manuel
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Sin taxes
Taxes
Vice taxes
topic Excise taxes
Sin taxes
Taxes
Vice taxes
description In times of crisis and budgetary pressures, world governments (specially from emerging economies) look more decisively for alternative sources of income generation. One such alternative is the so-called “sin taxes’’. Many factors affect individual attitudes toward “legal vices” such as smoking, alcohol, gambling, plastic consumption, or consumption of beef, with religion having the greatest impact. Taxing the consumption of products or activities that pose a threat to the health of people and that cause damage to the environment has resulted in a lucrative, controversial strategy with variable results in the governments that have implemented it. This paper aims to use Scopus and Web of Science to systematically contrast how developed economies have implemented such types of taxes, which challenges those countries have faced and which lessons they can share with under developed countries. In the same way, this paper will present how, sometimes, taxes on sins do not discourage unhealthy behaviors nor are they a good way to increase government revenues.
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