Bravo! @WSJ: China will raise the tax on cigarettes to 11% from 5%, beginning May 10. http://on.wsj.com/1Im8KZo pic.twitter.com/9cJsM296xE
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Bravo! @WSJ: China will raise the tax on cigarettes to 11% from 5%, beginning May 10. http://on.wsj.com/1Im8KZo pic.twitter.com/9cJsM296xE
@WSJ I will better smoke kush
“@WSJ: China will raise the tax on cigarettes to 11% from 5%, beginning May 10. http://on.wsj.com/1Im8KZo pic.twitter.com/0JW4YaeHeN”
@WSJ Much better than in India. Hypothesis: Low-income nations who tax liquor and cigarettes heavily grow at a lower GDP growth rate too.
@WSJ -China is facing a costly health nightmare due to the high number of its smokers.
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#Health HT @WSJ: #China raises tax on cigs fr 5% to 11% http://on.wsj.com/1Im8KZo pic.twitter.com/WW6jT9xtk8 and a smaller #carbon footprint!!
“@WSJ: China will raise the tax on cigarettes to 11% from 5%, beginning May 10. http://on.wsj.com/1Im8KZo pic.twitter.com/18wK0fpE7L”
@WSJ A legitimate attempt to save lives or Chinese Capitalism by taxation?
@WSJ 300 million sounds low. That is only 23%.
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