MICHAEL Chaney has joined the chorus of business opposition to BHP Billiton chief Marius Kloppers's call for a price on carbon.
Mr Chaney, a former BHP director, said yesterday he believed that taking action before the rest of the world would damage Australia's economy and international competitiveness.
He also said a carbon tax, which was suggested by Mr Kloppers on Wednesday, would have little impact on overall carbon emissions.
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