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3 years ago

Three methods the government can use to cope with the external cost from pollution are

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Three methods the government can use to cope with the external cost from pollution are:
1) Taxes , by cutting down a pecentage of Citizen's income to be added to Government's budget
2) Emission Charges, a fees collected by the government as a collateral for creating pollution
3) Cap-and-trade, Giving incentives to a certain economic sector to fight pollution

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