Does #8 seem a little self-serving, or is it just me?
Why tax energy? You must be implying that there are some externalities not taken into account by the market in energy. Although I don’t know exactly which market that is. After all, energy is the capacity to do work, which would seem to be a tax on everything. Are you worried that energy use today is discounting disproportionately energy use tomorrow?
I’m also not quite following why you wish to raise the retirement age. Is this really an attack of wealth transfer to pay for retirement, or is the motivating factor hinge on providing more experience workers?
Does #8 seem a little self-serving, or is it just me?
ReplyDeleteWhy tax energy? You must be implying that there are some externalities not taken into account by the market in energy. Although I don’t know exactly which market that is. After all, energy is the capacity to do work, which would seem to be a tax on everything. Are you worried that energy use today is discounting disproportionately energy use tomorrow?
I’m also not quite following why you wish to raise the retirement age. Is this really an attack of wealth transfer to pay for retirement, or is the motivating factor hinge on providing more experience workers?