Taxes Imposed on Polluting Firms,for Internalizing the Externalities Created by Them,may

question 41

Multiple Choice

Taxes imposed on polluting firms,for internalizing the externalities created by them,may not always lead to an efficient solution because:

• A)the taxes lowers the firms' incentives to reduce pollution
• B)it is difficult to determine the appropriate level of the tax that will result in an efficient output.
• C)firms that cannot earn positive economic profits after the tax is imposed will go out of business.
• D)the tax imposed by the government results in an increase in the average price level.

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Recognize domain-specific adaptations designed to solve evolutionary problems.

Grasp the role of parental investment theory in explaining mating systems and preferences.

Identify the biological and environmental factors influencing human behaviors and traits.

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Definitions:

Apparent Authority

The perception by a third party that an agent has the authority to act on behalf of a principal, even if such authority has not been explicitly or implicitly granted.

Principal Liable

Refers to the legal responsibility of the principal party in a relationship (such as an employer) for certain actions of their agents or employees under the doctrine of vicarious liability.

Apparent Authority

The impression given to third parties that an agent is authorized to act on behalf of a principal, even if such authority has not been formally granted.

Proper Notification

The act of informing someone through legally accepted or specified means.