A tax on virgin materials charged to all manufacturing firms would
A) lead to decreased recycling
B) lead to increased recycling in a way that would not satisfy the equimarginal principle
C) lead to increased recycling in a way that satisfies the equimarginal principle
D) lead to uncertain results with no guarantee of satisfying the equimarginal principle
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