Multiple Choice
To force the market to decrease its pollution, government imposes command-and-control regulations on producers. Such regulations include all of the following except
A) restrictions on the amount of pollutants that a firm can place into the air
B) excise taxes imposed on the production of chemicals
C) legislation that specifies procedures for the disposal of contaminated soils
D) legislation that specifies dump sites for the disposal of contaminated solvents
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