Which of the Following Is a Main Political Objection Against

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a main political objection against using the market to reduce pollution?

A) Pollution charges and cap-and-trade schemes raise prices and lower consumer welfare.
B) Cap-and-trade redistributes income from less-efficient polluters to more-efficient polluters.
C) Firms already pay a high corporate tax.
D) Consumers do not have the same built in tax loopholes as firms.