To Be Effective, U.S. Command-And-Control Environmental Regulation Required

Multiple Choice

To be effective, U.S. command-and-control environmental regulation required

A) social costs of industrial pollution to become unavoidable business costs.
B) firms to take the social costs of pollution into account.
C) firms to increase their costs by installing specified anti-pollution equipment.
D) the EPA to oversee all environmental laws and all of the above.