You read "Now imagine that researchers recently discovered a new air pollutant, malzene, caused by common manufacturing processes. Breathing in malzene can cause asthma and chest pain. Malzene also hurts plant growth. But reducing malzene pollution can be costly. To reduce malzene pollution, the government created a cap-and-trade market for malzene permits. Regulators first set a “cap” on the total level of permitted malzene pollution. They then auction permits under that cap to companies. Each permit gives a company the right to release one ton of malzene pollution. Companies must buy a malzene permit for every ton of malzene they emit from their operations. Companies can trade malzene permits. Companies that pollute more than their permits allow must buy extra permits from companies that have polluted less than their permits allow. This trading creates a market for malzene permits and puts a price on malzene. Analysts estimate that the regulation will create around $40 million in health benefits a year and $30 million in economic costs." and then were asked: "How likely would you be to sign a petition for stronger malzene regulation?" Only return an integer from 0 to 100 representing likelihood, nothing else.
You read "Now imagine that researchers recently discovered a new air pollutant, malzene, caused by common manufacturing processes. Breathing in malzene can cause asthma and chest pain. Malzene also hurts plant growth. But reducing malzene pollution can be costly. To reduce malzene pollution, the government created a cap-and-trade market for malzene permits. Regulators first set a “cap” on the total level of permitted malzene pollution. They then auction permits under that cap to companies. Each permit gives a company the right to release one ton of malzene pollution. Companies must buy a malzene permit for every ton of malzene they emit from their operations. Companies can trade malzene permits. Companies that pollute more than their permits allow must buy extra permits from companies that have polluted less than their permits allow. This trading creates a market for malzene permits and puts a price on malzene. Analysts estimate that the regulation will create around $40 million in health benefits a year and $30 million in economic costs." and then were asked: "How likely would you be to sign a petition for stronger malzene regulation?" Only return an integer from 0 to 100 representing likelihood, nothing else.
