Economics Pennsylvania Supreme Court to Hear Case on Soda Tax In 2016, Philadelphia became the first major city in the U.S. to pass a soda tax. Candace Butera
Economics How Soda Companies Target Latino Lawmakers During the last election, members of the California Latino Legislative Caucus received nearly twice as much money in donations from soda companies as the average California Legislature member. Francie Diep
News in Brief Philadelphia’s Soda Tax Goes to State Court The legality of Philadelphia’s soda tax went up for debate today in a Pennsylvania appeals court. An attorney… Pacific Standard Staff
Issue #55: March/April 2017 Magazine Previous Issues Primer Quick Studies Trade, Tariffs, and Tooth Decay How lower tariffs lead to people buying more soda. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief What Effect Do Soda Taxes Have? Not quite as much as you might think, because of economics. By Nathan Collins (Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief It Looks Like Berkeley’s Soda Tax Is Working Berkeley, California, may have just made a dent in the nation’s ongoing debate over whether to tax soft… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Will Soda Taxes Like Philadelphia’s Make Americans Healthier? Advocates across the nation say yes — but the jury’s still out. By Elena Gooray (Photo: David Paul Morris/Getty Images)… Pacific Standard Staff
Social Justice A Look at the Addictive Additives in Our Snacks and Drinks Basically, everything you want to munch on is bad for you. Allison Shapiro
Economics Mexico’s National Soda Tax Is Raising Prices But whether Mexicans will drink less soda in the long term—and whether a similar law in Berkeley, California, will work at all—remains to be seen. Nathan Collins
Social Justice For Most of Us, Obesity Is Unrelated to Junk Food Don't start stuffing your face, though. It's not like burgers and pop are good for you. Nathan Collins