According to the cost-benefit analysis for pollution control, should a firm be required to remove 100% of the pollution it made? Yes, since justice requires that all humans have the right to live a fulfilled, human life. Yes, since the costs to the company will be transferred to the consumer. No, since anything beyond 50% of the cleanup will not benefit society. No, since the cost to remove the last amount of pollution would far outweigh the benefit to people.

According to the cost-benefit analysis for pollution control, should a firm be required to remove 100% of the pollution it made? Yes, since justice requires that all humans have the right to live a...

According to the cost-benefit analysis for pollution control, should a firm be required to remove 100% of the pollution it made?

		Yes, since justice requires that all humans have the right to live a fulfilled, human life.
		Yes, since the costs to the company will be transferred to the consumer.
		No, since anything beyond 50% of the cleanup will not benefit society.
		No, since the cost to remove the last amount of pollution would far outweigh the benefit to people.

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According to cost benefit analysis for pollution control, should a firm be required to remove 100% of pollution it made?
Answer- D. No, since the cost to remove the last amount of pollution would far outweigh the benefit to people.

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