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by ehsan on June 30, 2008
Recently MIT Center for Logistics and Transportation organized a very interesting debate on gasoline tax policies with participation by senators.
Rising gas prices is such a hot-button issue for politicians, that no presidential candidate will ever publicly support a gas tax. But could a higher U.S. gas tax benefit the environment, security, economy and innovation in this country?
In this video which is the first part of the debate, you see each party brings its own reasons. Enjoy!
Rising gas prices is such a hot-button issue for politicians, that no presidential candidate will ever publicly support a gas tax. But could a higher U.S. gas tax benefit the environment, security, economy and innovation in this country?
In this video which is the first part of the debate, you see each party brings its own reasons. Enjoy!
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