Yes absolutely, but I think carbon tax cannot achieve that. Because on a global scale (and in fact national as well) we have so large discrepancies in income.

Yes absolutely, but I think carbon tax cannot achieve that. Because on a global scale (and in fact national as well) we have so large discrepancies in income. Food production is not the lowest hanging fruit. Neither is infrastructure construction in less wealthy nations. But in terms of spending power those budget posts can't compete with the demand for leisure travel and meat in the richer world.