2. A 2017 article from the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation at Harvard University has the following opening: The United States is experiencing as an epidemic of diet-related diseases, driven at least in part by Americans' over-consumption of sugar, especially through Sugar Sweetened Beverages (SSBs). Reducing our intake of sugar will take more than just encouraging "personal responsibility," because the current food environment creates a powerful set of "defaults" for over-consumption. The typical reaction from local governments has been either the imposition of taxes on SSBs (e.g., Philadelphia's Sugar Tax) or the imposition of bans on SSBs, as Michael Bloomberg did while he was the mayor of NYC. What do you think about these policies from the perspective of Choice Architecture