Which of the following best characterizes Narveson's views about the role of government in addressing pollution? Group of answer choices Pollution represents a market failure justifying among other things regulations, bans, taxes, and the development of alternatives. Government's role should be limited to enforcing people's private property rights primarily by providing a judicial forum for individuals to sue when they've been harmed by pollution. Pollution represents a market failure. Such failure doesn't justify coercive measures like regulations and bans, but does permit it offer incentives for the development and use of alternatives. There is no role whatsoever for the government to be involved in matters related pollution