July 7, 2008

Report Disputes Claim That Missouri Law Requiring Ethanol in Gasoline Saves Consumer Money

Michael Giberson The Global Subsidies Institute takes note of a report on the consumer (and taxpayer) costs of ethanol-blended fuel in Missouri: A report from a Missouri-based research organization debunks the claim that Missourians are saving money through a state law requiring that retail gasoline contain a minimum of 10% ethanol. The report is in …

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