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Type: IFS Reports Authors: Stephen Smith
Volume, issue, pages: 137 pp
ISBN: 978-1-873357-48-4 IFS member price: £5 Non-member price: £10
In this Commentary, the authors look at the likely effects that real year-by-year increases in road fuel duties will have on the use of cars by households and on their economic welfare, with particular attention to the distributional consequences. Search |
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