The Command-And-Control Strategy for Pollution Reduction Refers to

question 137

Multiple Choice

The command-and-control strategy for pollution reduction refers to

• A)The use of pollution fines to change the costs of polluting.
• B)A requirement specifying the level of pollution and the process to reduce pollution.
• C)The use of tradable permits.
• D)Gradual development of standards through close monitoring of environmental changes.

---

Definitions:

Alienation

The feeling of being isolated and disconnected from one’s work, society, or sense of self.

Vertical Loading

A management concept involving the process of delegating more responsibilities and higher-level tasks to employees to increase their involvement and motivation.

Performance Accountability

Involves holding employees or organizations responsible for achieving performance objectives and standards.

Performance Feedback

The process of providing constructive information and evaluations to employees about their work performance.