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Because if we're not accounting for hidden costs in product A, a direct approach is to raise the price on product A (through taxes in this case) so the costs ar
by humanrebar 9y ago
Because if we're not accounting for hidden costs in product A, a direct approach is to raise the price on product A (through taxes in this case) so the costs aren't hidden anymore. An indirect action would be to regulate product B counting on some chain of events to resolve the issue.
- criddell 9y ago> a direct approach is to raise the price on product A That's only direct if the problem you are trying to solve is increasing the price of A. If you are trying to reduce the amount of A used, a direct action would be restricting the amount of A you can buy. If you are trying to get homes to use solar energy, nothing is more direct than requiring the installation of solar panels.