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I want you to realize that you just said "the market can easily solve for it" followed by "done through taxes". Either the market (which has no tax-levying pow
by olivierlacan 8y ago
I want you to realize that you just said "the market can easily solve for it" followed by "done through taxes".
Either the market (which has no tax-levying power) can solve it on its own, or it can't. What you're describing is legislators fixing the market because it's stuck in a vicious circle — not the market fixing itself, let alone easily.
- francisofascii 8y agoA market doesn't exist in a vacuum, there is always a framework of rules or fees in place. A carbon tax is simply a convenient way to recoup the true costs of market activity.