Why taxing would not work on electric cars

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1. ARGUE WHY TAXING WOULD NOT WORK ON ELECTRIC CARS. (EXAMPLE: problems of having any mileage tax, including how would you inform the state of your miles in a way that you can be certain people are reporting their actual miles.)

2. ARGUE why Your position of being against a mileage tax for electric vehicles. What are your arguments? ( Note, however, that doesn’t mean you’re against mileage tax on all cars. So one approach you could take is to argue they shouldn’t single out electric vehicles and that a mileage tax should apply to all cars)

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