That seems right, and it also seems as though the opposite is sometimes right. If a company knows it can reap the benefits of operations (e.g., of product sales) without bearing the cost of those risks associated with its operations (e.g., of pollution), is this a case of risk-taking being oversupplied?
Pollution does not seem particularly well described by risk or risk-taking; it basically a certainty with industrial operations.
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