Table 3.
Societal Effects | Scenario compared to reference (range)a | |||||
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15% meat tax | 30% meat tax | 10% fruits and vegetables subsidy | ||||
Consumers | Government | Consumers | Government | Consumers | Government | |
Healthcare costs | €239 – 1613 | €462 – 3081 | €413 – 848 | |||
Health outcomes | ||||||
QALY €50,000 | €834 – 2246 | €1598 – 4289 | €1043 – 1564 | |||
QALY €100,000 | €1669 – 4492 | €3196 – 8577 | €2086 – 3127 | |||
Productivity | €41 – 253 | €272 – 1592 | €79 – 483 | €525 – 3038 | €78 – 158 | €396 – 849 |
Environment | €3390 | €6336 | €−113 | |||
Policy revenue | €19,780 | €36,334 | €−9888 | |||
Consumer surplus | €−21,468 | €−41,264 | €9892 | |||
Policy costs | €−20 | €−20 | €−20 | |||
Total welfare benefits (QALY €50,000) | €–20,593 – −18,969 | €23,661 – 26,355 | €-39,587 – −36,492 | €43,637 – 48,769 | €11,013 – 11,614 | €-9212 – −8324 |
Total welfare benefits (QALY €100,000) | €–19,758 – −16,723 | €23,661 – 26,355 | €-37.989 – −32.204 | €43,637 – 48,769 | €12,056 – 13,177 | €-9212 – −8324 |
Values are expressed in million 2018 euros