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sashaice [31]
3 years ago
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Think about a country where most economic production results in air pollution that creates lots of smog. What would be the trade

-off if the bad result (air pollution) were reduced?
A. less of the activity that creates lots of smog
B. lower incomes
C. higher incomes
D. more of the activity that creates lots of smog

it is not A
Business
1 answer:
Kitty [74]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Option B is correct.

Explanation:

A specific risk of minimizing or eliminating bad operation must be paid. That would increase that general amount of inflation as well as lower productivity and profits, as a majority of the expenses must be borne by the government instead.  

That's the compromise social system has to deal with, increased costs of earnings with far more pollution, or reduced earnings smog.

  • Option A is incorrect according to the following scenario because the activity that generates a range of pollution could not be achieved.
  • Option C is incorrect according to the following scenario because we already describe that lower-income is the appropriate option.
  • Option D is incorrect according to the following scenario because more activity, which generates much pollution, isn't really feasible
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