Examples of using Externalities in English and their translations into Croatian
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taking account of externalities is one of the most economically rational ways of incentivising more energy efficient transport operations,
The aim of investment aid for the relocation of undertakings is to create individual incentives to reduce negative externalities by relocating undertakings that create major pollution to areas where such pollution will have a less damaging effect,
The methods which contracting authorities use for assessing costs imputed to environmental externalities should be established in advance in an objective
The methods which contracting entities use for assessing costs imputed to environmental externalities should be established in advance in an objective
The Union and its Member States will need to put in place the right conditions to ensure that environmental externalities are adequately addressed,
In this context, it re-emphasises the existence of externalities, multiple equilibria,
The methods which contracting authorities use for assessing costs imputed to environmental externalities should be established in advance in an objective
The methods which contracting entities use for assessing costs imputed to environmental externalities should be established in advance in an objective
other EU funds should be combined in an efficient manner to shift investments towards those positive social and environmental externalities, thereby also contributing towards meeting the objectives of the recent European Pillar of Social Rights 25.
Also, fostering cooperation between Member States in areas where economies of scale and/or externalities are significant will be essential,
Training usually generates positive externalities for society as a whole,
Negative externalities: they are most common for environmental aid measures
has represented negative externalities for the whole EU.
while reducing related externalities like emissions of GHG,
enable action to be taken to counteract possible negative externalities on commodities markets from activities on financial markets.
if the concerned project promoters can clearly demonstrate the significant positive externalities generated by the projects
Cost imputed to environmental externalities linked to the product,
in accordance with Article 14 of Regulation(EU) No 347/2013, demonstrate, in particular, significant positive externalities and are not commercially viable,
(b) costs imputed to environmental externalities linked to the product,
can also include costs imputed to environmental externalities, such as pollution caused by extraction of the raw materials used in the product or caused by the product itself