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Public Health (Alcohol) 2015 11 years 2 months ago #1

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Regressive? Progressive?

What are the implications for the price of a pint in a pub? Will this affect the low price model followed by JDW?

Public Health (Alcohol) 2015 11 years 2 months ago #2

They say it won't.

Anyone have a link to the actual heads of bill? I can only find the press release and news coverage.

Public Health (Alcohol) 2015 11 years 2 months ago #3

Don't think it will effect pub price, look like the mini price per unite of alcohol is 0.60-1.00.

Its really going top punish your weekend end wine drinker, mini price of a bottle could be 8-10 euro.

Here is the formal to work out a possible minimum price Vbeerx%abv/1000= unite of alcohol,then multiply by 1 (euro) for the possible upper min price per unite.

Public Health (Alcohol) 2015 11 years 2 months ago #4

I give up looking. They must not have been released to the public yet. Maybe later today.

Public Health (Alcohol) 2015 11 years 2 months ago #5

&amp;quot;CDow&amp;quot;:1jqvdyb6 wrote: Will this affect the low price model followed by JDW?[/quote:1jqvdyb6]

If its set at 1 euro per unite, a 4.2% pint would have a min price of 2.38!

Public Health (Alcohol) 2015 11 years 2 months ago #6

Has anyone thought:

1. Raising the minimum price will not stop the demand

2. The price increase now nets the fekers extra VAT!

3. The minimum price will just go up every year in the budgets.

License to print money or what?
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