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Originally Posted by shovelquest
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Both are fruit.
Both increase the cost of manufacturing in different parts of the world resulting in reduced carbon footprint.
Both are a sales tax.
Best you can argue is one is a higher tax than the other.
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Nah...
A Tariff is a duty on imports.
A Carbon Tax is an excise tax on the use of a pollutant; an input cost.
The carbon tax aims to reduce the carbon footprint; the conventional tariff does not and increases it by promoting less-efficient production.