@article{Edwards:147224,
      recid = {147224},
      author = {Edwards, Clark},
      title = {Exchangeable Coupon Gas Rationing},
      journal = {Agricultural Economics Research},
      address = {1974-07},
      number = {1489-2016-125876},
      pages = {14},
      year = {1974},
      abstract = {During the gas shortage in the winter of 1973-74, farmers  were high on the priority list
for gasoline allocations.  Under the proposed exchangeable coupon gasoline rationing,  this
allocative machinery and priority system would be  superseded by a coupon resale market.
The exchangeable  coupon resale market is examined from the perspective of a  consuming
household and of a producing iu;m. The conclusion  is that the coupon resale market will
ration gas among the  same uses that a higher market price would-the difference  being not
one ofallocation ofgas among alternative uses,  but one of redistribution of income. The
amount of income  to be redistributed is estimated in the neighborhood of $28  billion per
year.},
      url = {http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/147224},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.147224},
}