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cjel-3744	Gundlach, Justin	To Negotiate a Carbon Tax: A Rough Map of Interactions, Tradeoffs, and Risks	2019	66	.pdf	application/pdf	26142	1259	51	See Harrison, supra note 164, at 18 (describing how drivers’ fuel consumption after imposition of carbon tax was disproportionately lower than following comparable changes in fuel prices due to market fluctuations). It suggests that a tradeoff could proceed in phases, whereby a gas tax (concurrent with a carbon tax) or carbon tax (wholly replacing the gas tax) would initially impute the SC-CO2 to gasoline and diesel, and would incrementally be supplemented and eventually supplanted by some other revenue source—should gasoline and diesel consumption disappear through sector-wide decarbonization.209 Importantly, the second phase could be entirely contingent, treating the replacement of the gas tax with a carbon tax as a simple tradeoff with no predetermined end-date.210 This sort of contingency could make the carbon tax indispensable quickly, but could also build in pressure to prevent incremental increases in the tax rate.	cache/cjel-3744.pdf	txt/cjel-3744.txt