Corporations' use and misuse of evidence to influence health policy: A case study of sugar-sweetened beverage taxation

Keyphrases

• Health Policy 100%
• Taxation 100%
• Sugar-sweetened Beverages 100%
• Economic Impact 33%
• Diet-related Diseases 33%
• Sugar-sweetened Beverage Tax 33%
• Economic Modeling 16%
• Corporate 16%
• Underrepresentation 16%
• Effective Regulation 16%
• Evidence-based Policy 16%
• Human Health 16%
• Government Efforts 16%
• Market Environment 16%
• Complex Interplay 16%
• Gross Domestic Product 16%
• Skipping 16%
• South African Government 16%
• Use of Evidence 16%
• Government Consultation 16%
• Tobacco Company 16%
• Beverage Industry 16%
• Revenue Generation 16%
• LMIC 16%
• Rounding up 16%
• Economic Evidence 16%
• Double Counting 16%
• Industry Information 16%
• Sugar-sweetened Beverage Consumption 16%
• Bona Fide 16%
• Public Revenue 16%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Industry 100%
• Economic Model Construction 50%
• Beverage Industry 50%
• Public Revenue 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Case Study 100%