Free-market environmentalism has the potential to improve environmental outcomes     A. Because it forces individuals to cooperate with each other toward a common goal     B. Because it relies on already existing markets to address environmental issues, thereby reducing transaction costs     C. Because it recognizes the importance of aligning incentives of stakeholders     D. Because it rejects the constraints of the Coase Theorem     E. Because its goal is to maximize corporate wealth, which promotes environmentalism and improves environmental outcomes

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