In some countries an increasing number of people are suffering from health problems as a result of eating much fast food. It is therefore necessary for governments to impose higher tax on this kind of food.

Nowadays, there are many
fast
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food
restaurants on the streets which are accessible and attract many
people
. As a consequence, a number of
people
around the world suffer from health problems from consuming high fats and low nutrients
food
. In my opinion, imposing
higher
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tax
on unhealthy
food
is not
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promising solution. I admitted that charging higher
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may result in lower incentives for
people
to consume that particular
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food
. As individuals may be less likely to spend their money more when they get the same quantity of fast
food
. It is a direct way to inhibit certain consumption
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and might work
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short run.
On the other hand
, some
people
who enjoy eating burgers, nuggets, and french fries may not think that the increase in the cost of
food
is a problem. I suggest that the government should support
people
to live a healthy lifestyle in the long run by providing them with the knowledge of eating the right nutrients and health concerns. The government might increase public
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facilities that are available in many places as their citizens will find it easy going to the gym.
Lastly
, passing the law to increase
tax
payment seems to result in
declining
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consumption of fast
food
.
However
, the effectiveness of the rising
tax
expense is low, since the lifestyle of citizens may remain unhealthy. In order to meet the goal of
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healthiness, the government should provide their citizens with
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knowledge and an accessible
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.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • public health
  • obesity
  • diabetes
  • heart disease
  • health outcomes
  • healthcare costs
  • consumer behavior
  • socio-economic backgrounds
  • ethical implications
  • public health campaigns
  • subsidies
  • regulations
  • nutritional content
  • healthier food options
  • government intervention
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