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Exactly. Put the costs where they really are. I would make a bit of of a change, though--make the carbon tax refundable. Lets say you tax CO2 emissions at $1
by LorenPechtel 6y ago
Exactly. Put the costs where they really are.
I would make a bit of of a change, though--make the carbon tax refundable. Lets say you tax CO2 emissions at $100/ton. You then pay $100/ton to anybody who effectively sequesters CO2.
In fact, I would pretty much scrap the emissions rules and replace them with taxes of this sort. There should be no acceptable level followed by fines, there should be a cost from the first gram.
- travisporter 6y agoIs this different from the "trade" of cap and trade?
- sagarm 6y agoYes, because in cap and trade the amount of pollution is decided by policy and price by the market. In this fine-based policy, the price is set by policy and quantity by the market.