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Ending Subsidies Can Help Cut Emissions and Energy Costs
Nov 28, 2022
originally published in
Reason
…Other popular measures, such as the electric vehicle (E.V.) tax credit, have historically gone to wealthy consumers who don’t need the credit—while overlapping, redundantly, with various other government privileges for E.V.s, including state rebates and other federal mandates…
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