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The social and psychological benefits of alcohol cant be ignored. A drink before a meal can improve digestion or offer a soothing respite at the end of a stressful day; the occasional drink with friends can be a social tonic. These physical and social effects may also contribute to health and well-being. Alcohol: Balancing Risks and Benefits harvard.edu alcohol-full-story harvard.edu alcohol-full-story
Based on the research, a higher alcohol tax would reduce drinking and likely excessive drinking in particular, saving thousands of lives and preventing all sorts of crime and public health problems.
There is strong scientific evidence that increasing the unit price of alcohol by raising alcohol taxes is an effective strategy for reducing excessive alcohol consumption and related harms.
The Community Preventive Services Task Force (CPSTF) recommends increasing the unit price of alcohol by raising taxes to reduce heavy drinking and related harms. CPSTF found that these alcohol excise taxes reduce drunk driving, motor vehicle crashes, and deaths.
One argument against raising alcohol taxes is that such increases will place a large and unfair financial burden on responsible (i.e., lower-risk) drinkers.

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This excise tax increase comes at a time when our local beverage producers and those in the hospitality industry, such as restaurants and pubs, are already grappling with rising costs of everything including raw materials, packaging, energy, rent, and transportation, she said. Another beer tax increase is coming on April 1, amid calls to cancel it globalnews.ca news beer-tax-raise-april-1 globalnews.ca news beer-tax-raise-april-1
Government revenue from alcohol and cannabis totals $15.2 billion. In total, federal and provincial governments earned $15.2 billion from the control and sale of alcohol ($13.6 billion, +1.1%) and recreational cannabis ($1.6 billion) in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022. The Daily Control and sale of alcoholic beverages and cannabis statcan.gc.ca daily-quotidien statcan.gc.ca daily-quotidien
This is often referred to as social responsibility. The artificially inflated prices are commonly justified by the argument that since we have public health care in Canada, and since alcohol abuse is bad for a persons heath, people who drink cost the system more money. Why Canadian alcohol prices are so high (and why this is wrong). duifix.ca alcoholprices duifix.ca alcoholprices

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