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-- Ontario gov't quietly raises minimum price of beer by 6.7%
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| Originally posted by The Highroller If this price increase causes that much of an increase at bars, a lot of people are going to be pissed off. |
i never understood why people would drink cheap bilge water, because clearly they aren't drinking these crap for taste.
There are cheaper ways to get drunk than buck a beer.
I'd rather not drink, if my only option is to drink Laker or Lakeport or whatever.
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| Originally posted by Special K beer is much cheaper in europe ... and they are far more socially responsible with it |
It's really fascinating to see how badly us Canadians are at mercy of the LCBO compared to other countries.
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| Originally posted by INFERNO2K It's really fascinating to see how badly us Canadians are at mercy of the LCBO compared to other countries. |
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| Originally posted by Special K beer is much cheaper in europe ... and they are far more socially responsible with it |
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| Originally posted by Abercrombie It's a price increase on the shittiest beers on the shelves anyways. |
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| Originally posted by Special K beer is much cheaper in europe ... and they are far more socially responsible with it |
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| EU is the heaviest drinking region of the world The European Union is the heaviest drinking region of the world, with each adult drinking 11 litres of pure alcohol each year � a level over two-and-a-half times the rest of the world�s average (WHO 2004).1 This high level is in fact a considerable fall from the highest point of over 15 litres in the mid-1970s, a peak which followed a period of rising consumption levels across most of Europe. Since then there has been a general plateau across Europe, with the exception of a substantial fall in the wine-producing countries of southern Europe, and a continuing rise in alcohol consumption in Ireland. This contrasts with persistently rising alcohol consumption in south-east Asia and the western Pacific (see Figure 4.1), although drinking in the Americas (at just under 7 litres), the next highest-consuming world region, follows a similar trend to Europe. |
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| Originally posted by Zentac_75 And In my travels to europe I noticed the english tourists terrorizing the pubs not canadians or americans. |
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| Originally posted by chinamon |
They increased the price of beer to increase revenues. That's what governments do. The reason they do it is because noone says a fucking word about anything. Same reason we built the 407, then sold it, and now pay the highest tolls in North America. Noone says anything.
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| Originally posted by dEsidEL the extra $1.60 isn't the issue .. what's messed up is the fact that the gov't is even involved in setting the base price to begin with |
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