Examples of using Negative externalities in English and their translations into Dutch
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encouraging‘fuel tourism' and inducing negative externalities in terms of pollution and congestion.
taking account of any possible negative externalities that could occur when decision-making is not coordinated.
taking into account possible negative externalities that could occur when decision-making is not coordinated.
even national, borders often requires inter-administrative cooperation to provide solutions(e.g. public transport) to minimise the negative externalities.
i.e. there are negative externalities.
the EESC recommends ensuring balanced coexistence between models that guarantees its full development without causing negative externalities in the market, especially when it comes to protecting competition, taxation and high-quality employment.
local budgets of the communities concerned in a transparent and predictable manner, in order to compensate them for any negative externalities that might occur.
in the presence of market failures like negative externalities or public goods.
production of goods or services in an industry in which there are externalities is independent of whether or not the party who perpetrates negative externalities is legally liable for the costs of the externalities on other parties.
in particular to achieve economies of scale, to allocate resources better overall, and to reduce negative externalities due to insufficient mobility of factors and poor information for operators.
functioning of the financial sector in order to reduce negative externalities for the rest of the economy, the need to
including the reduction of negative externalities, consolidation of public finance,
development of female entrepreneurship etc. Market failures can also be linked to various causes, such as negative externalities, imperfect information,
evaluation of positive and negative externalities under different production systems for agriculture
offer significant revenue potential, but the effects of these tools on the negative externalities produced by the financial sector should also be taken into account.
This makes it an excellent example of a negative externality.
Ronald Coase argues that the tax placed on an industry creating a negative externality should not be changed after it is implemented.
To effectively reduce activities with a potential negative externality at global level
The negative externality of too high pricing by the retailer is sometimes called the“double marginalisation problem”
Pigou and Friedrich Hayek point out that the assumption that the government can determine the marginal social cost of a negative externality and convert that amount into a monetary value is a weakness of the Pigovian tax.