If the government attempts to control pollution with a command-and-control policy
A) the government will command each firm to produce no more than a certain level of pollution.
B) the government will control the firm's entire production process.
C) the government will force the firm to use particular pollution-control technologies.
D) all of the above

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A command-and-control policy typically involves all of the above measures, where the government sets specific pollution standards (command) and enforces them through regulations and enforcement (control). This can involve limiting the amount or type of pollution a firm can produce, dictating certain production processes, and mandating the use of specific technology or equipment to control emissions.

If the Government Attempts to Control Pollution with a Command-And-Control