The presumption that if an action is good for the environment, it must be bad for the economy is referred to as ______.
A) false trade-offs
B) politicization
C) focusing events
D) notion of the commons

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False trade-offs refer to the incorrect assumption that a positive outcome in one area (such as environmental protection) necessarily results in a negative outcome in another area (such as economic growth), suggesting a binary choice where none exists.

The Presumption That If an Action Is Good for the Environment