Governor Lynch’s latest plan to address the state’s budget shortfall would involve raising taxes on cigarettes, reducing the state discount to wine retailers, and introducing a brand new tax on charity poker games. We’ll unpack the economics of so-called “sin taxes” and explore what these increases could mean for consumers, businesses and the state budget.
- Brian Gottlob , Principal at PoliEcon Research
- Charlie Arlinghaus , President of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy
- Dan Eaton, Democratic State Representative from Stoddard and longtime member of the House Finance Committee
- John Lynch , Governor of New Hampshire
- John Ganos, owner of Tobacco Haven in Brookline
