People are unlikely to choose to pay extra for a low-emissions automobile, because they:

a. do not fully understand the environmental benefits of lower emissions.
b. are better off "free-riding" on others' attempts to reduce emissions.
c. would have to sacrifice fuel efficiency and automotive performance.
d. cannot afford the extra expense of "green" technology.


b

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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a. a rise in the U.S. exchange rate. b. a fall in the U.S. rate of exchange. c. a balance of payments deficit for the United States. d. no change in U.S. exchange rates.

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