The Anti-Nuclear Movement Is an Example of a Movement That

question 10

Multiple Choice

The anti-nuclear movement is an example of a movement that forced a change in government and corporate policy.Its success illustrates:

• A)imperfect price signals
• B)the importance of political pressure in prompting action on environmental issues
• C)the slow pace of change
• D)the rapid pace of change
• E)none of these choices

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