Taxing Exxon’s Windfall From Hurricane Katrina

September 04, 2005

Dean Baker

Hurricane Katrina left a wake of deadly destruction that will require an expensive clean-up. This paper examines how reconstruction could be funded by the windfall profits from oil companies.

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Taxing Exxon’s Windfall From Hurricane Katrina

Dean Baker

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Dean Baker | Senior Economist

Taxing Exxon’s Windfall From Hurricane Katrina

Dean Baker

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Dean Baker | Senior Economist

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