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Have they really? It seems so impossibly unworkable given we don’t make most things here.
by kansface 5y ago
Have they really? It seems so impossibly unworkable given we don’t make most things here.
- ericd 5y agoYes: https://clcouncil.org/economists-statement/ https://clcouncil.org/economists-statement/ It’d likely cause a lot of inflation on manufactured goods, but it’d make manufacturing here a lot more competitive, and greatly increase the leverage of blue collar workers in developed countries, which should reduce income inequality within the country - it would make the rich poorer, but the poor potentially also richer in real terms. It’s the only way I see of realistically tackling climate change.
- daveed 5y agoConstruction, energy, food production, and citizen transportation, are huge sources of emissions that absolutely occur on local soil.