Taxes Are a More Effective Method of Controlling Pollution Than

question 63

Multiple Choice

Taxes are a more effective method of controlling pollution than the command-and-control approach in part because:

• A) standards allow greater flexibility.
• B) standards require less information.
• C) standards never require the efficient level of output.
• D) taxes and subsidies encourage innovation.

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