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It's also been suggested that taking the carbon tax profits and directing them toward services for those in need would help to offset regressiveness.
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Beryllium
Except those taxes paid by multinational corporations will just get added to the cost of goods, so the consumer ends up paying anyway. -- (edited)
Posted by
Super Daddy Princess (aka znufrii)
Jun 12 '19, 10:27
You can use the tax credit to give some or all of that back.
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Counter-argument: The current state of the world acts as a subsidy to those corporations, which effectively compounds the emissions problem.
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Beryllium
Jun 12, 10:30
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