When industrial activity increases,
A) GDP decreases because of pollution.
B) pollution does not necessarily increase.
C) health and life expectancy decrease.
D) and real GDP increases, it is the case that in all nations fewer resources are devoted to protecting the environment.
E) the increase in real GDP is partially offset by the increase in pollution.
Question 2
Feasible options are options:
A) that are available and affordable.
B) that are available but not affordable.
C) that are affordable but not available.
D) that are optimal for an economic agent.
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