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By your own figures about 25% of business supports the carbon tax.
The Chairman of BHP might support a carbon tax, but with its oil and gas for whom the consumer will pay the tax, PHP is largely unaffected. Notably none of the other mining giants have supported it.
Blue scope steel, Australia's last steel maker has called the carbon tax Economic vandalism, as its main competitor is China who has no carbon tax.
I personally believe that a carbon tax is necessary, but that unilateral action is not warranted, and would cripple the last remnants of manufacturing in this country.