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Carbon taxes risk harming economic competitiveness and low-income households.

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⟨ ⟩Argument from Negative Consequences

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  • Energy costs would increase 15-25% under a $50/ton carbon tax.
  • Energy-intensive industries may relocate to jurisdictions without carbon pricing.
  • Low-income households spend a larger share of income on energy.

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  • Are the stated bad consequences likely to occur?Open
  • Can the bad effects be mitigated so they are acceptable?Open
  • Are there benefits that outweigh the bad effects?Open

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