Examples of using Externalities in English and their translations into Finnish
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These externalities can occur through a number of channels:
environmental externalities and policy instruments in the area of water.
socio-economic drivers, externalities and governance as well as foresight studies, will be included.
If, on the one hand, it allows the introduction of a system of incentives that reduces risk and negative externalities, on the other hand,
internalises positive climate externalities of CCS deployment.
LIFE addresses gaps and externalities, raises awareness
In some cases, such as taxing externalities related to energy use,
reduce potential negative externalities is the Financial Activities Tax(FAT) as proposed by the IMF.
It would only be fair to emphasise that the hard-to-measure public goods and positive externalities that result from conventional farming far exceed its direct economic benefits.
This subject encompasses a host of topics including market failures, externalities, and the creation and implementation of government policy.
It should stimulate EU private R& D investment in environment-friendly technologies thus addressing the existing R& D and environmental externalities.
In addition, successfully privatised and better managed firms will act as"role models", generating additional positive externalities.
of different environmental impacts, which are often not reflected in market prices externalities.
which equals the above-mentioned reduced externalities(as it is the only benefit which is not compensated by any loss), is thus clearly positive.
In particular, public research bodies cooperating with industry generate positive externalities but they often suffer from higher degrees of market failure.
In such situations, State aid can serve to respond to the market failure linked to negative environmental externalities.
Market players may also be unable to reap the full benefits of their actions(positive externalities) like in the fields of research and innovation.
efficiency and to reducing negative externalities linked to railway transport.
driven by the need to more accurately incorporate environmental externalities into the value creation processes of economic actors.
Market players may not have to pay for the full social cost of their actions(negative externalities) like in the case of pollution through industrial activity.