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|a Carbon taxes and footprint leakage: Spoilsport effects
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|a • Taxing consumers unilaterally can reduce carbon footprints everywhere. • Variety loss and productivity decline can drive negative footprint leakage. • Quality erosion spoilsports the supply of dirty goods to unregulated consumers.
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