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Socrates asks, "If we have made him [the boy] doubt, then have we done him any harm?" Socrates then answers this question by saying that "we have certainly assisted him in some degree to the discovery of the truth."
Pollution Market
An economic strategy for pollution control that encourages the reduction of pollutant emissions through financial incentives.
Equilibrium
The stage at which the market's demand matches its supply, ensuring price stability.
Emissions Tax
A tax levied on the emission of pollutants, aimed at reducing environmental harm by encouraging cleaner production methods.
Tradable Emissions Permits
A system that allows for the buying and selling of pollution allowances to regulate the total level of certain pollutants.
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