The anti-nuclear movement is an example of a movement that forced a change in government and corporate policy.Its success illustrates:

A) imperfect price signals
B) the importance of political pressure in prompting action on environmental issues
C) the slow pace of change
D) the rapid pace of change
E) none of these choices

Anti-nuclear Movement

A social movement that opposes various nuclear technologies, often including nuclear power plants and weapons, due to concerns about safety, environmental, and moral implications.

Political Pressure

The use of influence, persuasion, or coercion by individuals or groups to effect political change or policy outcomes.

Government Policy

The plans and actions taken by a government to achieve particular objectives, which can encompass a wide range of issues including economic, social, and foreign policy.