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The cost-benefit equation
T=-0.623-194 In (1-p)

describes the approximate tax T, in dollars per ton, that would result in a p% (in decimal form) reduction in carbon dioxide emissions. What tax will reduce emissions 70%?
10 years ago

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Steve
well, just plug it in.

-0.623-194 ln (1-0.70) = 232.95
10 years ago

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