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Sweetened Beverage Taxes: Rationale, Effectiveness, and Lessons from the Field

EVALUATION for Jesse Jones-Smith session


1. In regard to beverage (excise) taxes in the U.S., which of the following statements is false?

  1. Distributors must pay the tax.

  2. Distributors must “pass on” the tax to the consumer through increased prices.

  3. Distributors can choose to “pass on” the tax to the consumer through increased prices.

  4. Retailers can choose to “pass on” the tax to the consumer through increased prices.

2. In the U.S., which of the following is the single largest contributor to sugar intake?

  1. Candy bars

  2. Table sugar

  3. Sugary drinks

  4. Maple syrup

3. Which of the following beverages are exempt from the Seattle’s Sweetened Beverage Tax?

  1. Fruit drinks

  2. Energy drinks

  3. Pre-packaged sweetened coffee

  4. Sweetened/flavored milk

Training

  • Sweetened Beverage Taxes: Rationale, Effectiveness, and Lessons From the Field
  • Amplifying MCH Nutrition Impact Using I+PSE Approaches
  • Working Upstream: Title V Nutrition Leading Adaptively

NEWS

  • Save The Date!
  • Amplifying MCH Nutrition Impact Using I+PSE Approaches – Ex. 7
  • Amplifying MCH Nutrition Impact Using I+PSE Approaches – Ex. 3
  • Amplifying MCH Nutrition Impact Using I+PSE Approaches – Ex. 5
  • Amplifying MCH Nutrition Impact Using I+PSE Approaches – Ex. 4

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