Microeconomics In Shankar Gupta’s article, "Environmental Regulations not Cheap," he argues that further action taken by environmentalist causes, burden business activity, family incomes, developing countries, and also that there is no feasible way to enforce global laws to protect the environment. Well, I agree with those statements, and I believe that there is truth to what he is saying. However, I simply view the matter differently than Mr. Gupta. I believe that the opportunity …showed first 75 words of 738 total…

…showed last 75 words of 738 total…are unlimited resources, especially not in the environment. Therefore, protecting the environment, and the existence of these scarce resources should not only be a partisan goal, but the aim of all people. Cutting slightly into profits, considering corporate wealth, should be a well worthy opportunity cost. If Shankar Gupta were to only point out that this effort costs money, then I would whole-heartedly agree. I don’t question his perception of reality, but his priorities.