ional Results Appendix 4, Addit Appendix Table 3. Breakdown of Post-Tax Subsidies by Energy Type and Externalities size of subsidy Tose percent of gba GOP tian a 2s cr Wu 1s Clements eta Clemens eta Petroleum post-toxsubsisios me 1366 16131497 10 a9 22a prox subsicles 22 TS 03 03 aa 02 ‘enteral inet of ary ful taxes) sos aL Ate os nos la sobal warming 300168 be 9 an 02 0303 local aiepoluton ma 6 m9 02 os aoa congestion so an 3589 os os tot dents % 29 om om a 03 08 oo road damage 1 ) oo 09 ©0000 {foregone consumption tax revenue ys sat 200 oz 030302 cos posttaxsubsiaios mos 2aze 2880 347 10 303k press subsides 5 p58 oo 2 00a ‘extemal net of any fue taxes) 69s 208k 2506 3128 10 23a 3B slbal warming sa sho 750 oz 07 on 08 focal si potstion aes 1867 ams 2372 02 222528 {oregane consumption tax revenue 8 Bo 2 00 0 00 00 Natural gas poston subscies me a6 az 20 os os 06 06 pretax subsides us om om 8 02 02 02a ‘extemal (ne of any fuel taxes) Be maT 03 os 88 bal warming 29208 03 038 oa local aipotstion sw : oot on {oregane consumption tax revenue 2 2 8% oo a toh lectity posttax subsidies waa 03 030302 pre-tax subsides 101631588 02 02 02 foregone consumption tax revenue 8 Co ee) oo orton Total posttaxsubsisies 19904457488 5,302 2s 5B 6s 6s press subsides 2 ks or 07070 stems net of any fuel taxes) 138138233950 4655 19 a8? sobal warning Br 9290s 1268 2 ns 16 congestion wo 0 nS 8 on oa 0808 secidents 7% am on 03808 road damage 1 2 oo 0 9 00 foregone consumption tax revenue 67 367 02 o4 0s on ‘Source: Authors’ calculations, based on sources in Appendix Table 2,