Multiple Choice
The reason why cleanup costs are lower for a taxes approach than for a direct controls approach is that
A) all firms reduce pollution equally and fairly.
B) firms that are able to clean up at lowest cost do so; others don't.
C) large polluters clean up the most, which is always lowest cost.
D) small polluters clean up the most, which is generally the cheapest.
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