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It Is Possible To Neutralize Much Of The Redistribution

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paying for the externalities they create is a reasonable way to redistribute money. In the case of paying taxes for causing traffic jams, the following fact is very concerning: in the UK, poor people do not have their own cars, they walk, cycle or take the bus. The total fuel purchases of the richest 10% are at least 30 times the same amount of the poorest 10%. The conclusion here is that paying for congestion not only improves efficiency but also redistributes wealth by raising taxes on t...