>>>In message #1540049 you demonstrate how tax policy affects decisions. If you tax something more, prices rise, which leads to less demand. Let's apply the same idea to your response above, if you remove "big oil" tax breaks, fuel prices rise. Since every single "healthy" food requires fuel to produce, transport and store, you'll be raising prices on all the "healthy" food.
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>>Fuel prices rise anyway.
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>Are you certain?
>http://www.eia.gov/dnav/ng/hist/rngwhhdd.htm
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