Requiring cars in Chicago to reduce pollution by the same amount as cars in Topeka is efficient.

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Requiring cars in different cities to reduce pollution by the same amount may not be efficient because the pollution levels and environmental conditions in each city may vary. A one-size-fits-all approach may result in unnecessary costs for some cities or may not be sufficient for other cities. A more effective approach would be to set pollution reduction targets based on the specific conditions and needs of each city.

Requiring Cars in Chicago to Reduce Pollution by the Same