THW implement a sin tax on unhealthy lifestyles (i.e smoking, drinking alcohols, and eating fatty foods)

A sin tax, also known as a sumptuary tax or vice tax, is an excise tax applied in some countries to certain goods considered potentially harmful, such as alcohol, tobacco, sugary drinks, fast food, and gambling.

A sin tax is a tax imposed on goods considered as harmful or undesirable, like the taxes currently imposed on alcohol and cigarettes.

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