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Think about a country where most economic production results in a ground-shaking explosion that cracks the foundations of buildings. What would be the trade-off if the bad result (a ground-shaking explosion) were reduced? Choose one:A. higher incomesB. lower incomesC. more of the activity that cracks the foundations of buildings D. less of the activity that cracks the foundations of buildings

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