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Carbon emissions and units of currency are not fungible. So unless some of that tax is intended to be a carbon tax and works to incentive cleaner alternatives,
by TheSpiceIsLife 6y ago
Carbon emissions and units of currency are not fungible.
So unless some of that tax is intended to be a carbon tax and works to incentive cleaner alternatives, then this is a pretty weak argument.
Also, the producers aren't paying he cost, end users are[1] and without much in the way of alternatives.
1. always do, but you get where I'm coming from
- romanoderoma 6y ago> So unless some of that tax is intended to be a carbon tax and works to incentive cleaner alternatives, then this is a pretty weak argument. Of course the incentive is towards cleaner alternatives, in my country is public transport (trains, trams and subway are electric here). > Also, the producers aren't paying he cost fiscal incentive for EV go straight to car producers pockets, I don't see the difference taxing owners is a way to drive them to buy a different product, cheaper for the buyer and more profitable for the seller it works both ways