Antipollution Policies Can Be Overaggressively Designed and Implemented, Resulting in

question 97

Multiple Choice

Antipollution policies can be overaggressively designed and implemented, resulting in

• A) the social costs of pollution reduction becoming greater than the benefits.
• B) the social benefits of pollution reduction becoming zero.
• C) too few resources being devoted toward reducing pollution.
• D) the social costs of pollution reduction becoming less than the benefits.

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