Minimum alcohol pricing scrapped

The video discusses the impact of minimum alcohol pricing, highlighting students' willingness to pay more despite tight budgets. Research shows that a minimum price could reduce alcohol consumption and save lives. The government is reconsidering its stance, with doctors urging for firm action due to health concerns. Supermarkets argue that such measures may unfairly affect responsible drinkers, despite potential profits. Overall, the video explores the complex dynamics of alcohol pricing, public health, and economic implications.

What is a significant factor that influences students' decision to continue buying alcohol despite price increases?

• Their social media presence

• Their dietary preferences

• Their lifestyle choices

• Their academic performance

According to research, what is one of the benefits of implementing a minimum price of 45 pence per unit of alcohol?

• More alcohol-related advertisements

• Reduced alcohol consumption by 6%

• Higher supermarket profits

• Increased alcohol sales

What is the main concern of supermarkets regarding the implementation of minimum alcohol pricing?

• It will increase competition among supermarkets

• It will be seen as unfair by responsible drinkers

• It will decrease their customer base

• It will lead to increased alcohol consumption

What has been the trend in alcohol consumption since 2004?

• It has remained stable

• It has fluctuated significantly

• It has decreased by 16%

• It has increased by 16%

What do doctors hope will be included in next week's budget regarding alcohol?

• A subsidy for alcohol producers

• A decrease in alcohol taxes

• A price hike for alcohol

• A ban on alcohol advertising