The Use of Tax Penalties to Control Pollution Represents a

question 191

Multiple Choice

The use of tax penalties to control pollution represents a

• A)price-based market approach to the pollution problem.
• B)nonmarket approach to the pollution problem.
• C)major source of current federal revenues.
• D)pollution-rights solution to the pollution problem.

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Definitions:

Separate Identities

The concept of distinguishing or individualizing characteristics that make a person, group, or entity distinct from others.

Reproductive Isolation

A collection of mechanisms, behaviors, and physiological processes that prevent the members of two different species that cross or mate from producing offspring, or ensure any offspring are sterile.

Mating Patterns

The behaviors and strategies organisms use to find, select, and mate with partners, which can vary greatly among species.

Gamete Incompatibility

A reproductive barrier where gametes (sperm and egg) from different species fail to attract each other or function properly, preventing fertilization.