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> everyone drives That's certainly not true. In some areas of the country, yes. But carbon taxes would not be particularly regressive. And--frankly--the ent
by Jweb_Guru 8y ago
> everyone drives
That's certainly not true. In some areas of the country, yes. But carbon taxes would not be particularly regressive. And--frankly--the entire point of carbon taxes is to reduce the production of carbon dioxide. At some point you have to actually stop people from using it, whether or not it makes sense economically in the extremely near term.
- djrogers 8y agoFewer than 10% of US families do not have cars so it’s far more accurate to say that it’s true in most areas of the country.