Which of the following is not an example of government regulation designed to curb a negative externality?
A)Anti-child labor laws.
B)Anti-pollution laws.
C)A national sales tax.
D)Legislation against strip mining.
E)The Clean Air Act.

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A national sales tax is not aimed at curbing a negative externality, but rather as a means of generating revenue for the government. The other options listed are all examples of government regulations designed to limit negative externalities, such as child labor, pollution, strip mining, and air pollution.

Which of the Following Is Not an Example of Government