Yeah . Or maybe she ' s a unicorn . <| sep |> I haven ' t looked lately , but as of recently there were no independent economic analyses to backup his claims about jobs created , % increase in GDP , etc . That being said , there are a number of climateconscious organizations and institutions interested in quantifying these types of policies . It would already be enough of a difficulty to get through to law , but would it make more sense to collect the fee and then disburse the funds in the form of vouchers good for lowcarbon and carbonfree goods like the ones the presenter highlighted ? This way we could guarantee that the fees collected are being directed at a second effort beyond the fee to reduce carbon emissions ? But then who determines what productsservices are eligible for the voucher ? ! My thought is that if for some segments of the population , one is getting more back from the dividend than they are paying to access fossil fuels , would there not be savings in buying a bigger , higheremission vehicle ? But if they had a voucher redeemable for an EV . ?