Which of the Following Statements About Environmental Standards and Emissions

question 174

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about environmental standards and emissions taxes is correct?

• A)An emissions tax is a more efficient way to reduce pollution than an environmental standard, because an emissions tax leads to an equalization of the marginal benefit of pollution from all sources.
• B)An environmental standard is a more efficient way to reduce pollution than an emissions tax, because an environmental standard can be structured to lead to an equalization of the reduction in pollution from all sources.
• C)If an emissions tax and environmental standards lead to the same total reduction in pollution, then they will also lead to the same reduction in pollution by individual polluters.
• D)It is easy to set emissions taxes at the "correct" level, since the relationship between emissions taxes and the reduction in emissions that they induce has been extensively studied and is well known.

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Definitions:

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A region of the brain that has been impaired or injured due to trauma, disease, or other conditions.

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The region of the brain located behind the frontal lobes, responsible for integrating sensory information, including spatial sense and navigation.

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The ability to use logical and critical thinking to solve mathematical problems and to understand concepts beyond mere computation.

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