The table below shows current carbon emissions and the cost of reducing carbon emissions for three industrial firms. The government introduces a cap-and-trade policy to regulate carbon emissions. The total cap on emissions is 180 tonnes of carbon, and each firm receives an initial allocation of tradable permits for 60 tonnes of carbon emissions. Firm A B C Current carbon emissions (tonnes) 80 100 70 Cost of reducing emissions by 1 ton ($) 150 200 50 a. Firm A will (Click to select) Firm C. Firm B will (Click to select) ✓ Firm C. Instructions: Round your answer to the nearest whole number. b. To break even, the selling firm must receive $

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The table below shows current carbon emissions and the cost of reducing carbon emissions for three industrial firms. The government
introduces a cap-and-trade policy to regulate carbon emissions. The total cap on emissions is 180 tonnes of carbon, and each firm
receives an initial allocation of tradable permits for 60 tonnes of carbon emissions.
Current carbon emissions
Firm
(tonnes)
A
80
B
100
с
70
Cost of reducing
emissions by 1 ton ($)
150
200
50
a. Firm A will (Click to select) Firm C.
Firm B will (Click to select) ✓ Firm C.
Instructions: Round your answer to the nearest whole number.
b. To break even, the selling firm must receive $
Transcribed Image Text:The table below shows current carbon emissions and the cost of reducing carbon emissions for three industrial firms. The government introduces a cap-and-trade policy to regulate carbon emissions. The total cap on emissions is 180 tonnes of carbon, and each firm receives an initial allocation of tradable permits for 60 tonnes of carbon emissions. Current carbon emissions Firm (tonnes) A 80 B 100 с 70 Cost of reducing emissions by 1 ton ($) 150 200 50 a. Firm A will (Click to select) Firm C. Firm B will (Click to select) ✓ Firm C. Instructions: Round your answer to the nearest whole number. b. To break even, the selling firm must receive $
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