Environmental Impact Statements (EIS)must

question 4

Multiple Choice

Environmental impact statements (EIS) must:

• A)be written by all developers.
• B)discuss the economic impact of the proposed action.
• C)be written only when there is an air pollution concern.
• D)contain alternate courses of action.

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Definitions:

Leading Indicators

Early signs or metrics that predict future performance or trends in the economy, markets, or other systems.

Estimating Labor Surplus

The process of determining when there are more workers available than there are positions for them, often leading to unemployment or underemployment.

Forecasting Labor Supply

Predicting the future availability of workers in the market based on factors such as demographics, education, and employment trends.

Evaluating Outcomes

The process of measuring, assessing, and analyzing the results of a program, policy, or intervention to determine its effectiveness or impact.