- Impacts of Tobacco Taxation on Poverty and Inequality in Serbia (2023)
- Impacts of Tobacco Tax Increases on Tax Revenues and Public Health in Serbia: A Simulation Model (2023)
- Macroeconomic Impacts of Tobacco Taxation in Serbia (2022)
- Distributional Impact of Tobacco ExciseTaxes in Serbia (2022)
- Crowding out Effect of Tobacco Consumption in Serbia (2021)
- Tobacco Tax Avoidance and Evasion in Serbia (2021)
- Adult Tobacco Consumption in Serbia, 2019 (2020)
- Tobacco Elasticities and Government - Serbia (2019)
- National Study on Economic of Tobacco and Tobacco Taxation (2018)
- Policy briefs
Distributional Impact of Tobacco ExciseTaxes in Serbia (2022)
Distributional Impacts of Tobacco Excise Taxes in Serbia
This study is the first to empirically assess the progressivity of tobacco taxes across three income groups in Serbia. We explore how tax increases lead to changes in tobacco consumption, smoking[1]related medical costs, lost productivity from premature deaths, and household budgets. Net household budget income effects were calculated as the sum of the following: the change in tobacco expenditure, the change in medical expenses, and the change in years of productive life.
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