UNDERSTANDING THE DIVIDEND
The ACDP tackles climate change AND energy affordability
A $50/tonne tax on all carbon
Average household $585 p.a. better off
All proceeds from the tax returned to Australian citizens equally
A border adjustment on imports and exports to maintain a level playing field for Australian businesses
Lowest 20% of households $1300 p.a. better off
75% of Australian households better off financially
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A CLIMATE DIVIDEND FOR AUSTRALIANS
Richard Holden and Rosalind Dixon
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