Question

State governments often decide to place a "sin tax" on specific products or goods, like alcohol and tobacco. Which rationale is LEAST LIKELY to encourage governments to adopt a "sin tax"?

Answer 1

The correct answer for this question is this one: "One reason is it is perceived as addictive. It also has been historically linked with narcotics, such as heroin." State governments often decide to place a "sin tax" on specific products or goods, like alcohol and tobacco.

Answer 2

sin taxes are disproportionally effects lower income groups