The command-and-control strategy assumes that rule makers and rule enforcers know how to achieve the greatest environmental gain at the least cost.

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The command-and-control strategy involves setting specific limits and standards for pollution emissions and assumes that regulators have the necessary knowledge to determine the most efficient and effective ways to achieve environmental goals.

The Command-And-Control Strategy Assumes That Rule Makers and Rule Enforcers