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Energy Savings and Job Impacts from the Proposed Energy Tax

February 1, 1993
Energy Efficiency Research
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This study analyzes the job and income benefits that accrue from energy taxes. Using the broad-based energy tax proposed by the Clinton Administration as a specific example, the paper illustrates the importance of considering consumer response and the implications of reducing energy use. It disputes the claim that a broad-based energy tax might adversely harm the economy.

Research Report

Energy Savings and Job Impacts from the Proposed Energy Tax

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Jobs Tax Policy

Authors

John A. "Skip" Laitner
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