A tobacco tax is an excise duty levied on cigarettes and other tobacco products to reduce consumption and offset public health costs. Governments use it to fund healthcare programs, anti-smoking campaigns, and education. Society benefits through lower smoking rates and reduced healthcare burdens, while public health agencies gain crucial revenue for prevention initiatives.
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