There's a pretty solid piece on the economics of US tariffs subsidies and the costs of US ethanol production over on Econobrowser. (In my experience economists are much more interesting than accountants... must be something to do with scale and Monty Python). I don't agree with his call for a tariff on imports of crude, (I'm generally against tariffs of all kinds) but apart from that...
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