Consider the graph from Question 9 (reproduced below) and the same technology and tax scenario. If the firm adopts the New technology, its total compliance costs (i.e., tax payment plus total abatement costs) in addition to the cost of adopting the new technology will be #3 A+B+C+D+E O b. A+D+C O c. A O d. A+B O e. A+D+E

Consider the graph from Question 9 (reproduced below) and the same technology and tax scenario. If the firm adopts the New technology, its total compliance costs (i.e., tax payment plus total abatement costs) in addition to the cost of adopting the new technology will be #3 A+B+C+D+E O b. A+D+C O c. A O d. A+B O e. A+D+E

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