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ThinkTech Hawaii: How Much of a Sin is a Sin Tax (Talking Tax)

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It reflects taxes that are intended to change our social behavior. Tom Yamachika, President of the Tax Foundation of Hawaii, will discuss the various sin taxes in Hawaii and the public policy issues behind them. The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Tom Yamachika.

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