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bouncingreply
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That mostly results in US goods being more expensive, making (checks notes) the totally carbon neutral goods from China more affordable.

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abessmanreply
slrpnk.net

A just global carbon taxation system would need to take into account historical emissions.

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I would just go for a carbon tax, without historic emissions and a wealth tax to hit the people who are actually benefiting from historic emissions. Thats propably about as fair as it gets.

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abessmanreply
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Nonsense. Tax systems do not care about "value", they care about revenue. Of which billionaires have lots and lots, all while generating massively negative value for the world.

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