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North Carolina’s liquor prices could soon go up as the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission eyes a statewide minimum price for spirits — aiming to curb excessive drinking, especially among youth. But bars and restaurants fear higher costs or lost profits, while over half of voters oppose it, calling it an unnecessary burden in tough economic times. Critics also warn that rising prices may just drive drinkers across state lines to neighbors like South Carolina and Virginia, costing local sales and tax revenue. The commission votes Wednesday morning — a decision that could reshape your wallet and your next drink.

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