How Do Command-And-Control Policies Differ from Incentive Systems

question 20

Multiple Choice

How do command-and-control policies differ from incentive systems?

• A)Command-and-control policies use marketlike strategies,whereas incentive systems do not.
• B)Command-and-control policies are typically more efficient than incentive systems.
• C)Command-and-control policies are typically more equitable than incentive systems.
• D)Command-and-control policies typically focus on punishing those who violate the law,whereas incentive systems often include rewards.

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