Table 4.
Based on the tax scenario in Bahrain | |||||||
Income quintile | Price elasticity | Obesity prevalence | Caloric change (kcal/day) | Absolute change in obesity (pp) | Relative change in obesity (%) | Change in obesity cases (millions) | Quarterñy tax payments as for 2018 (thousands 2019 USD) |
Lowest | −1.16 | 31.5 (29.2 to 33.8) | −48.1 (−52 to −44.2) | 5.0 (−6.2 to −3.8) | −15.9 (−19.8 to −12.0) | −0.93 (−1.16 to −0.71) | 18 912 |
Low | −1.22 | 34.4 (31.7 to 37.0) | −63.1 (−67.6 to −58.7) | −6.7 (−8.1 to −5.4) | −19.6 (−23.7 to −15.6) | −1.25 (−1.51 to −1.01) | 22 335 |
Middle | −1.16 | 39.6 (36.6 to 42.6) | −63.4 (−68.6 to −58.3) | −7.7 (−9.3 to −6.0) | −19.4 (−23.6 to −15.1) | −1.44 (−1.73 to −1.12) | 24 592 |
High | −1.1 | 37.4 (34.6 to 40.3) | −59.4 (−63.8 to −54.9) | −6.9 (−8.3 to −5.5) | −18.4 (−22.1 to −14.8) | −1.29 (−1.55 to −1.03) | 25 248 |
Highest | −1.06 | 35.2 (31.9 to 38.4) | −52.6 (−57.9 to −47.2) | −6.8 (−8.5 to −5.0) | −19.3 (−24.3 to −14.3) | −1.27 (−1.59 to −0.93) | 26 969 |
Confidence Intervals were derived for sample means using the sampling weights of the 2018 National Health and Nutrition Survey.