South Korea’s cigarette tax debate revived after 11 years without a hike
Phnom Penh Post · Published 12 Nov, 11:59
Falling sales of conventional cigarettes have put pressure on a tobacco tax-funded subsidy that helps local governments pay South Korea’s firefighters instead. SEOUL – A medical expert has proposed tax hikes that would nearly double the price of a pack of cigarettes from 4,500 won to 8,500 won ($3.40 to $6.40) to curb smoking, reviving [...]
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