Income Management In Northern Territory May Not Lead To Healthier Purchases, Less Tobacco Sales, Australia

by Mike

Income management, introduced as part of the Northern Territory Emergency Response in remote Northern Territory communities in 2007, has had no beneficial effect on tobacco and cigarette sales, soft drink or fruit and vegetable sales, according to research published in the Medical Journal of Australia…

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