A gasoline tax is designed to correct each of the following problems except
A) traffic congestion.
B) traffic accidents.
C) air pollution.
D) EPA regulations.

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A gasoline tax is intended to correct issues such as traffic congestion, traffic accidents, and air pollution by providing drivers with an incentive to drive less or switch to more fuel-efficient vehicles. It is not designed to address EPA regulations, which are the responsibility of the government agency in charge of enforcing them.

A Gasoline Tax Is Designed to Correct Each of the Following