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Hello,
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Please email me to discuss (sweitzman at gmail). Thanks, and great work.
Scott W
I am keenly interested in the policy implications of carbon tax (or other method of pricing carbon such as C&T) versus tax incentives. Can tax incentives be structured to yield greater emissions reductions per dollar of tax (or the taxes otherwise required to fund tax credits) than pricing carbon?