What is the main argument of the drinks industry when opposing measures which raise the price of alcohol or restrict availability?
A. Alcohol is already taxed too heavily and it’s availability too much restricted.
B. There is no justification for interfering with the manufacturers’ opportunities to make a reasonable profit from sales of a legitimate product.
C. These measures will not be effective in reducing consumption.
D. It is not fair to penalise the sensible drinking majority in order to protect a small minority of alcohol abusers.
Answer: D
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