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000147224 245__ $$aExchangeable Coupon Gas Rationing
000147224 260__ $$c1974-07
000147224 269__ $$a1974-07
000147224 300__ $$a14
000147224 336__ $$aJournal Article
000147224 520__ $$aDuring 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allocative machinery and priority system would be superseded by a coupon resale market.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.
000147224 546__ $$aEnglish
000147224 650__ $$aConsumer/Household Economics
000147224 650__ $$aResource/Energy Economics and Policy
000147224 6531_ $$aEconomic theory
000147224 6531_ $$aIncome distribution
000147224 6531_ $$aGasoline
000147224 6531_ $$aRationing
000147224 700__ $$aEdwards, Clark
000147224 773__ $$q55$$o68$$tAgricultural Economics Research$$j26$$k3$$d1974
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000147224 982__ $$gUnited States Department of Agriculture>Economic Research Service>Agricultural Economics Research>Volume 26, Number 3, 1974