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1. An analysis of the impacts of some public policy considers how distributed among different groups in society a. distributional; costs b. economic efficiency; net benefits c. distributional; net benefits d. economic efficiency; costs 2. If a large proportion of the population left some region, the marginal damages curve would and the socially-efficient level of pollution would. a. shift upwards; decrease shift downwards; b. increase shift upwards; increase c. shift downwards; decrease d. not be affected; not change 3. As part of a research team, your job is to evaluate a proposal to clean up a hazardous waste site close to a popular beach and residential area. You will estimate the benefit of cleaning up the site as part of a benefit-cost analysis. Which of the following valuation methods could be appropriate to use for this estimate? a. preventive spending hedonic b. contingent valuation c. travel cost d. any of the choices given would be appropriate 4. The Institute of Public & Environmental Affairs (IPE) is a non-profit environmental research organization registered and based in Beijing, China. According to its founder, Ma Jung: "We have the laws and regulations, but enforcement remains very weak. Environmental agencies in China are hamstrung by local officials who put economic growth ahead of environmental protection; even the courts are beholden to local officials, and they are not open to environmental litigation. So we can't go that way." He campaigned for shoppers to "pay attention to companies' environmental performance, and use their buying power to change it." Mr. Jung believes that it is better to rely on to prevent environmental degradation in China than to use the legal system. a. moral suasion b. informal community pressure c. formal community pressure d.reducing transaction costs e. private property rights.
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Chapter Seven:
The Environment
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Overview
Chapter Seven examines the following topics:
The meaning and significance of ecology
The traditional business attitudes toward the environment
The moral problems underlying business’s abuse of the environment
The costs of environmental protection
The methods for pursuing environmental goals
Some deeper questions of environmental ethics
Moral Issues in Business
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Introduction
The effects of environmental recklessness by manufacturing, industry, and consumers are now being seen.
Humankind has scarred the globe, polluted the air, contaminated the soil, and used up the resources.
What are the responsibilities of businesses regarding the environment, plants and animals, and all other resources?
Moral Issues in Business
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“A home that was flooded with toxic sludge following the coal-ash spill at the Kingston Fossil Plant in Tennessee. Even if an environmental calamity like this does not directly affect our lives, should it still be a cause of concern?”
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Business and Ecology
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Ecosystems: A total ecological community, both living and nonliving, webs of interdependency structure ecosystems – a change in one element can have ripple effects through the system.
Business inevitably intrudes into ecosystems as it produces the things we want – but not all or all kinds of intrusions are justifiable.
Moral Issues in Business
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Business’s Traditional Attitudes Toward the Environment
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Moral Issues in Business
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Business’s Traditional Attitudes Toward the Environment
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