Economists assume that late in the process of cleaning a dirty environment there are relatively

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Economists assume that in the late stages of cleaning a dirty environment, there are low benefit-high cost things that could and should be saved for last. This is because the initial efforts to clean up an environment address the most pressing and cost-effective changes. As the environment becomes cleaner, the remaining problems become more complex and expensive to address. Therefore, it makes sense to prioritize the lowest benefit, but highest cost changes towards the end of the cleanup process.

Economists Assume That Late in the Process of Cleaning a Dirty