How much does the federal government subsidize the tobacco industry?


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There is a $34 million subsidy if the crops do not do well:

"Tobacco farmers also benefit from a $34 million crop-insurance program intended to protect growers from risks such as seasonal and cyclical price changes in the face of weather, production, and use variations."

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It doesn't take much to grow tobacco.According to TV news----somebody sued a tobacco manufacturer.The government stepped in and the price of a carton of cigarettes is now $30 plus.If the price of a pack of cigarettes was $.50 that would be a %100 government tax!


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