In laboratory experiments on social dilemmas, rewards for cooperation work more effectively than punishments for non-cooperation, suggesting that ________ policies may be more effective than ________ policies
A) command-and-control; voluntarist
B) market-based; voluntarist
C) market-based; command-and-control
D) command-and-control; market-based
Answer: C
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