Antipollution policies can be overaggressively designed and implemented, resulting ina. the social costs of pollution reduction becoming greater than the benefits. b. the social benefits of pollution reduction becoming zero. c. too few resources being devoted toward reducing pollution. d. the social costs of pollution reduction becoming less than the benefits.

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Roger Burke

30 December, 10:29

Antipollution policies can be overaggressively designed and implemented, resulting ina. the social costs of pollution reduction becoming greater than the benefits. b. the social benefits of pollution reduction becoming zero. c. too few resources being devoted toward reducing pollution. d. the social costs of pollution reduction becoming less than the benefits.

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Bridget Dean · Answer 1

(a) the social costs of pollution reduction becoming greater than the benefits

Explanation:

Anti-pollution policies are put in place by a government to fight and reduce pollution in a country or state.

If these policies are overaggressively designed and implemented, then the benefits that should have been observed by the society from the anti-pollution endeavor will be outweighed by the costs.