Assume that the government can reduce car pollution using either a corrective tax or a regulatory scheme, both of which will achieve the same results in the short-run
In the long run, however, the regulatory scheme will be more efficient because it provides incentives to avoid the regulation altogether. a. True b. False
b
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A) 1%. B) 3%. C) 7%. D) 13%.
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Which event in business regulatory history permitted government intervention in industry affairs?
(a) The case of Munn v Illinois (1877) (b) The Sherman Act of 1890 (c) The case of Nebbia v New York (1934) (d) The creation of the Interstate Commerce Commission via the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887
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