theory requires that environmental policies be evaluated in terms of their net benefits to society.
A) Elite
B) Group
C) Public-choice
D) Institutional

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The statement that environmental policies should be evaluated in terms of their net benefits to society reflects the principles of public-choice theory, which emphasizes the importance of analyzing how policies affect individuals and interest groups in society, and whether they generate more benefits than costs. In contrast, the other theories listed (elite, group, and institutional) may focus on different aspects of policy making, such as the role of powerful actors, the dynamics of interest group competition, or the impact of formal institutions and rules.

Theory Requires That Environmental Policies Be Evaluated in Terms of Their