It's also not clear if the carbon tax will be passed to consumers.
"It's a $150 million question," said Montreuil of the Canadian Petroleum Products Institute, vice-president of the organization in Eastern Canada.
"And the honest answer is no one knows," he said.
I think that, frankly, everyone knows. Of course it will be passed on. That doesn't mean the tax is not a good thing. It just means that, when trying to change human behavior, the tax code can be a bit of a blunt instrument.

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Of course the tax will be passed onto consumers; as it should be. Consumer behaviour can not be changed unless consumers are made to pay more for driving.
Paul S
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