Direct Pollution Controls Are Usually Inefficient Because, for Any Given

question 46

Multiple Choice

Direct pollution controls are usually inefficient because, for any given amount of pollution reduction, they

• A) create new pollution as they eliminate existing pollution.
• B) cost too much to enforce.
• C) take into account differing marginal costs among firms.
• D) do not minimize the total cost of pollution abatement.
• E) are not complied with by firms.

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