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Two “Robin Hood” Taxes for the Price of One
The subject of taxes certainly isn’t the most riveting topic for cocktail party conversations…But we believe that the time has come to reframe the debate on taxes and build up some popular passion and energy for a few basic adjustments to the tax code. With these simple, easy-to-implement changes, it turns out that we could move the economy in a direction that works much better for people and the planet, including a more stable climate.
March 15, 2010
