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If people aren't working harder to offset the tolls then they're strictly poorer as a consequence of the toll.
by RhysU 10mo ago
If people aren't working harder to offset the tolls then they're strictly poorer as a consequence of the toll.
- Dylan16807 10mo agoYou can say that about any tax. Which makes it extremely unconvincing as an argument against any particular tax, since in the long term money not collected from tax A will be collected from tax B. (And they have the option of not driving, too.)
- 8note 10mo agonot strictly. the pollution has gone down, for instance, reducing future health costs, and improving quality of life.