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The marginal benefit of reducing pollution in some industry may be expected to

▸ exceed the marginal cost of pollution reduction for all positive levels of pollution.

▸ remain constant for all levels of pollution control.

▸ fall as the amount of pollution abatement undertaken rises.

▸ be always greater than the marginal cost of pollution reduction.

▸ rise as the level of pollution gets closer to zero.

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