The purpose of the Clean Air Act (1970)was to:
A) reduce market power.
B) control negative externalities.
C) improve competition across international markets.
D) help make information easily obtainable for producers and consumers.

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The Clean Air Act (1970) was designed to control negative externalities, specifically air pollution. The act established national air quality standards and required industries to reduce harmful emissions.

The Purpose of the Clean Air Act (1970)was To