Executive Summary Excise taxes are consumption taxes applied to a specific good, such as alcohol, gasoline, or tobacco, for example. Such taxes may be a mechanism to generate revenues for the overall government budget, b - Optimal mechanism - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Executive Summary Excise taxes are consumption taxes applied to a specific good, such as alcohol, gasoline, or tobacco, for example. Such taxes may be a mechanism to generate revenues for the overall government budget, b Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-07-16 15:44:42 Open Document File Size: 75,52 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Portugal / Germany / Norway / United Kingdom / Singapore / Malaysia / Latvia / Sweden / Greece / United States / Ireland / Denmark / / Event Dividend Issuance / / IndustryTerm tobacco product / social security systems / public finance grounds / similar tobacco products / retail consumer price / public finance / illicit tobacco products / collection systems / loophole products / tobacco products / taxed substitute products / taxed product / / Organization European Union / / Person Adam Smith / / Position producer / low income Executive / Executive / / SocialTag Economic policy Tax Excise Cigarette taxes in the United States Optimal tax Consumption tax Fuel tax Fat tax Laffer curve Taxation

Executive Summary Excise taxes are consumption taxes applied to a specific good, such as alcohol, gasoline, or tobacco, for example. Such taxes may be a mechanism to generate revenues for the overall government budget, bAdd to Reading List