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Not disagreeing, but the administrative overhead for tracking the cleanup is a lot worse than tracking the production. The reason by the way I’m suggesting a t
by SllX 8y ago
Not disagreeing, but the administrative overhead for tracking the cleanup is a lot worse than tracking the production.
The reason by the way I’m suggesting a tax on production is because a product isn’t necessarily a sale: the physical waste still exists even if it just sits in a warehouse before being disposed of.
- dwighttk 8y agohow does that save on administrative costs?
- SllX 8y agoThe difference is a company report backed up by regular inspections and then a bill versus the labor necessary to separate waste, track down the responsible producer, estimate the cost of their wasted products and send them the bill.
- anigbrowl 8y agoWould you rather count production at a factory or wander around landfills attempting to estimate the same data after people throw the packaging away?