Which of the following antipollution policies is least likely to make use of cost-benefit analysis?

A) creating a market for pollution rights
B) charging polluters an emission fee
C) enacting legislation that bans pollution
D) private bargaining

Cost-Benefit Analysis

An organized method for assessing the positives and negatives of various alternatives, aimed at finding the optimal solution that maximizes benefits and maintains savings.

Pollution Rights

Permits or allowances that authorize the holder to emit a certain amount of a pollutant, used in regulatory approaches to manage environmental impacts.