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Patrick Harker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, told Bloomberg on Tuesday (Nov. Economic incentives given by governments — say, tax credits, or others for job training — make a lot of sense,” Harker said. “I I would encourage more of these public-private partnerships through those kinds of tax credits.”.
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banning sodas from schools and levying a “soda tax” on beverage distributors in cities like New York and Philadelphia. The consumer shift can largely be credited to increasing concerns over obesity, especially in younger children, and the passing of mandates and ordinances across the U.S.
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