The arguments presented by economists regarding U. S. environmental command-and-control regulations generally

A. accept the goal of reducing pollution.
B. question the regulations as being the best policy tools for meeting reduction
goals.
C. assert that these laws are clear of the usual fine print, loopholes and
exceptions.
D. lack flexibility and a and b above.

In what way are innovations in technology and forms of goverment alike

Which best explains why the number of states in the world increased significantly between 1985 and 1995? the map of southeast asia was redrawn, and new countries were formed. new states were formed when the soviet union collapsed. many african states received independence from their colonizers. communist countries seeking to spread their influence created new satellite states. civil wars in central america fueled the creation of new states.

When your organs don't receive enough blood, they begin to a. shut down b. speed up c. inflame d. dry out