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    Applying the Regulatory Powers of Public Health.Angela Z. Monson, Jake Pauls & Michelle Leverett - 2003 - Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 31 (s4):68-69.
    The advent of sales over the Internet has led to interesting developments in sales tax policy as states attempt to monitor, control, and collect revenue from illusive Internet tobacco vendors. Tobacco sales have been successfully monitored and regulated, to some extent, in convenience stores, grocery stores, and smoke shops, and in most cases sales taxes are collected. The Internet, however, is extremely difficult to regulate. States could use their regulatory powers to ban the sale of products such as tobacco and (...)
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    Applying the Regulatory Powers of Public Health.Angela Z. Monson, Jake Pauls & Michelle Leverett - 2003 - Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 31 (S4):68-69.
    The advent of sales over the Internet has led to interesting developments in sales tax policy as states attempt to monitor, control, and collect revenue from illusive Internet tobacco vendors. Tobacco sales have been successfully monitored and regulated, to some extent, in convenience stores, grocery stores, and smoke shops, and in most cases sales taxes are collected. The Internet, however, is extremely difficult to regulate. States could use their regulatory powers to ban the sale of products such as tobacco and (...)
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    Are We Prepared for Tomorrow’s Health Challenges?Angela Z. Monson, George E. Hardy & Ed Thompson - 2003 - Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 31 (s4):33-38.
    Thank you so much for the invitation to be here with you. It is always a pleasure to be with people who understand, believe in, and know the importance of public health. Those of us who work in the legislative arena know how infrequent it is to have dialogue and conversation with people who really have a good, tangible, hands-on working knowledge of health care, and particularly of public health.The notion of public health is an interesting one. It will range—if (...)
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    Are We Prepared for Tomorrow’s Health Challenges?Angela Z. Monson, George E. Hardy & Ed Thompson - 2003 - Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 31 (S4):33-40.
    Thank you so much for the invitation to be here with you. It is always a pleasure to be with people who understand, believe in, and know the importance of public health. Those of us who work in the legislative arena know how infrequent it is to have dialogue and conversation with people who really have a good, tangible, hands-on working knowledge of health care, and particularly of public health.The notion of public health is an interesting one. It will range—if (...)
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