What happened when Mexico passed a soda tax that was equivalent to a 10% price increase?
a. There was a paradoxical increase in soda consumption across the nation.
b. Only relatively wealthy households had a decrease in soda consumption.
c. Only households in which wage-earners were relatively well-educated decreased soda consumption.
d. The greatest decrease in consumption occurred in the most vulnerable, low-income households.
d
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a. 10
b. 15
c. 20
d. 25
Constipation is _____
a. medically defined to exist when an individual does not have a bowel movement every day b. a disease c. treated by drinking plenty of fluids d. characterized by difficulty passing stools because they are hard and dry e. relieved by cleansing the colon
All pregnant women need generous amounts of ____ to spare their protein and to provide energy
a. carbohydrate b. fat c. protein d. calories e. fiber