Command and control policies use charges, taxes, subsidies, deposit-refund systems, or tradable emission permits to solve environmental problems.

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Command and control policies typically involve direct regulations such as setting limits on emissions or mandating specific pollution control technologies, rather than using economic instruments like charges, taxes, subsidies, deposit-refund systems, or tradable emission permits.

Command and Control Policies Use Charges, Taxes, Subsidies, Deposit-Refund Systems