Author Question: The bubble concept, which is sometimes used by EPA in its pollution control programs, is designed to ... (Read 49 times)

amal · **on:** Jun 29, 2018

The bubble concept, which is sometimes used by EPA in its pollution control programs, is designed to

A) capture pollutants and dispose of them safely.
B) confine pollution within a narrow area.
C) make the people who pollute the most the ones financially responsible for pollution control.
D) reduce the cost of achieving pollution-reduction targets.
E) restore control over the environment to state and local governments.

Question 2

Suppose we observe the following sequence of production and exchange: sand is used to make silicon; silicon is used to make silicon chips; silicon chips are used to make computers; computers are sold to retailers; retailers sell those computers to

consumers. Which represents the purchase of a final good? A) The retailer's purchase of computers
B) The consumer's purchase of computers
C) Both A and B above.
D) None of the above.