A) "eco-output."
B) "environment-neutral GDP."
C) "resource-adjusted GDP."
D) "green GDP."
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A) revealed preference.
B) stated preference.
C) the actuarial method.
D) the survey method.
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A) a health impact.
B) material and crop damage.
C) harm to environmental amenities.
D) ecological damage.
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A) produce more than the current level of output.
B) produce and sell at a lower price than before.
C) produce less than the current level of output.
D) have less of an incentive to control their pollution output.
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A) mitigation tax.
B) BTU tax.
C) carbon tax.
D) fossil fuel tax.
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A) tradable pollution permits.
B) command-and-control regulation.
C) a carbon tax.
D) mitigation.
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A) cap on pollution implied by the limited number of permits issued.
B) captain who oversees the reduction of pollution by businesses.
C) maximum number of pollution permits that any one business may use.
D) name of a specific piece of equipment that is used to reduce air pollution.
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A) The demand for gasoline will shift to the left as people demand less gasoline.
B) The price of gasoline will rise, and the quantity demanded will fall.
C) The price of gasoline will fall, and the quantity demanded will rise.
D) Nothing will happen to the quantity of gasoline used because people are addicted to gasoline.
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A) Wealthy people would bear a larger burden under this system, relative to their incomes.
B) The total amount of fossil fuels burned in vehicles would actually increase.
C) People would pay less attention to their vehicle emissions than they do now because they could simply buy a permit and emit more.
D) People would tend to purchase cars that emitted less carbon dioxide.
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A) payments to people affected by oil spills.
B) defending itself against class-action lawsuits.
C) exploration and capital investment.
D) executive compensation.
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A) People would use less oil.
B) People would use more oil.
C) Oil producers would increase their production of oil.
D) Oil company profits would rise.
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A) A higher tax on gasoline.
B) A tougher fuel efficiency standard for cars.
C) A reduction in the amount of available oil.
D) A higher average speed limit.
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A) emissions of sulfur dioxide, a chemical that causes acid rain.
B) creation of lower-cost electricity, which makes it more difficult for high-cost electricity producers like solar or wind power generators to make a profit.
C) Profits to people other than the consumers of the electricity, such as stockholders in the electric utility company.
D) illumination of cities, reducing crime rates and accidents from better lighting of streets and other public places.
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A) An oil company.
B) A coal mining equipment manufacturer.
C) A producer of windmill turbines.
D) A trucking company.
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A) A law setting the maximum allowable amount of sulfur dioxide (SO2) in a certain district, and auctioning off permits totaling the allowable tons of SO2.
B) A law requiring coke ovens to be built in a certain way so as to restrict the amount of pollution they emit.
C) A law taxing users of fuels according to the carbon content in the fuel.
D) A law requiring consumers of electronics to pay a tax according to the amount of toxic heavy metals in each item purchased.
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A) An excise tax levied on sellers of gasoline.
B) New regulatory restrictions on the construction of new oil refineries.
C) A national speed limit maximum set below existing state speed limits.
D) An increase in the marginal cost of extracting oil from large reserves in the Middle East.
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A) marginal cost of capital.
B) energy renewal rate.
C) marginal cost of extraction.
D) energy mitigation rate.
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A) The production of the product generates a positive externality.
B) The production of the product is too small compared to the ideal amount.
C) The price of the product is too high compared to what would be socially ideal.
D) The production of the product generates a negative externality.
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