When a government tries to change social norms, it:
A)might run an extensive ad campaign.
B)attempts to change people's opinions about their actions.
C)wants consumers to internalize the cost or benefit caused by their market decisions.
D)All of these are true.

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All of the options provided are strategies or goals a government might pursue when attempting to change social norms. Running ad campaigns, attempting to change opinions, and wanting consumers to internalize costs or benefits are all methods to influence public behavior and attitudes.

When a Government Tries to Change Social Norms, It