Applying the Concept of "Clean Enough" to Climate Change, an Economist

question 57

Multiple Choice

Applying the concept of "clean enough" to climate change, an economist means the

• A)A restoration of the climate to its pre-industrial state without regard to the consequences.
• B)A reversal of climate change such that the average cost of the restoration equals the average benefit of the restoration.
• C)A slowing down or reversal of climate change such that the marginal cost of the effort equals the marginal benefit of the effort.
• D)A slowing down or reversal of climate change such that the total cost of the effort equals the total benefit of the effort.

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