Question

In many parts of the US, local governments impose additional taxes on sugary or soda drinks to discourage consumption and promote healthier habits. These taxes are examples of "sin taxes." Other examples include additional taxes on cigarettes and vapes. Now suppose Colorado Springs imposes a "soda tax" within city limits. Which of the following is a likely unintended consequence of this tax?

O Some people will switch to water and juice. Some people will stop liking soda altogether. No one will change their behavior because price doesn't matter when it comes to soda. O Some people will drive to Fountain to purchase cheaper soda.​

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Answer: I think its the third one because if people don't want it they won't pay to drink soda then the soda industry wouldn't like that, and they wouldn't be able to profit, thus making them rebel against the government, or people will illegally sell toxic sodas and make a profit because the people are so desperate to drink it. They could also move out of the state if there like really desperate and make the states really unpopulated and cause a disaster if they all move and there's not any living space in other states. I hope this helps!: ) Im sorry if it's wrong: (