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Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA)
behavioural economics, capitalism, consumerism, economic growth, rational choice
minimum pricing, price controls, rent controls, shortages
UK, Britain, regressive taxation, sin tax, alcohol consumption, sugar tax, sugar consumption, healthy living
UK, Britain, fast food, junk food, obesity, consumer choice, food consumption, regulation, food policy
UK, Britain, healthy living, food consumption, junk food
UK, Britain, waste disposal, recycling, sustainability, sustainable development, government regulation
Britain, UK, food consumption, food production, junk food, obesity, public health
UK, Britain, public health, fiscal policy, regulation, cannabis, cannabis legalisation, agriculture
Scotland, alcohol, consumption, behavioural economics, UK, government policy, regulation
UK, lockdown, government policy, public health, COVID-19, COVID-19 response
UK, Britain, economic development, inequality, wealth, income inequality, welfare, development
World Health Organization, WHO, sin tax, sugar tax, consumption, sugar consumption
public health england, world health organisation, WHO, health, public health, COVID-19
UK, Britain, alcohol consumption, alcohol taxation
energy drinks, consumption, human behaviour, paternalism, government policy, public health, health policy
COVID-19, UK, NHS, public health, health, health policy, behavioural economics, government expenditure on health
UK, Britain, paternalism, healthy living, public health, nanny state
UK, Britain, smoking, public health, healthy living, healthcare, NHS
Brexit, UK, EU, Britain, European Union, economic integration, macroeconomics, international trade, policy coordination, international organisations
UK, Brexit, Britain, EU, European Union, smoking, vaping, health, public health, regulation, snus, cigarettes
UK, Britain, gambling, mental health, gambling regulation, government policy
UK, Britain, sugar tax, food consumption, food production, taxation, fiscal policy, sugar consumption, public health, health policy, healthy living
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behavioural economics, libertarianism, nudge, paternalism
UK, Britain, paternalism, smoking, vaping, taxation, public health, healthcare, health policy
UK, Britain, NGOs, activism, charity, political advocacy, lobbying, pressure groups
UK, Britain, government policy, public health, sugar tax, health policy
