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ipn [44]
1 year ago
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why might a command-and-control policy that forbids music to be played above a certain decibel level lead to an inefficient outc

ome?
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photoshop1234 [79]1 year ago
5 0

The propagation of noise that has varying impacts on the activity of human or animal life, the majority of which are harmful to some degree is referred to as noise pollution.

Other names for noise pollution include environmental noise or sound pollution.

Machines, modes of transportation, and systems of propagation are the primary contributors to ambient noise in outdoor environments around the world.

<h3>What is the decibel level?</h3>

Generally,  A command-and-control policy is a policy implemented by the government that mandates or prohibits certain actions.

In this scenario, the landlord can stipulate in the rules that music cannot be played at a decibel level that is more than a specified threshold.

It's possible that this is wasteful since Felix playing his music loudly while Larry is not at home won't create any problems.

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