Examples of using Negative externalities in English and their translations into German
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contribute to reducing negative externalities such as congestion,
attempted to rank different energy sources according to their total costs, also integrating negative externalities such as health risks
not the party who perpetrates negative externalities is legally liable for the costs of the externalities on other parties.
Too many negative externalities.
The behaviour of the financial sector creates negative externalities for the rest of the economy.
This triggers a virtuous circle that creates more opportunities for companies while minimising any possible negative externalities of their actions.
Reductions in negative externalities such as health benefits from reductions in pollution will be an important element in this growth.
Environmental fiscal reform(EFR) aims to use market mechanisms to address negative externalities linked to the use of natural resources.
We need stronger institutions to deal with negative externalities imposed by decision making in one EU country that affects other Member States.
In some instances, markets do not lead to an efficient solution, for example, in the case of negative externalities such as pollution.
restructuring the CAP has(inadvertently) dampened at least some of the perceived negative externalities.
A correct evaluation of negative externalities is key for the next policy steps
Owing mainly to its environmentally negative externalities, an unregulated energy market is not a useful governing mechanism, because it is unable to internalize the environmental costs.
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.
into alternative transport infrastructures, cleaner technologies or used more generally to reduce the negative externalities of transport6.
fuel taxes enable the negative externalities of transport and, in particular, road transport to be compensated if only in part.
efficiency and to reducing negative externalities linked to railway transport.
the financial sector and at reducing potentially negative externalities may be the Financial Activities Tax FAT.
Environmental fiscal reform(EFR) aims to use market mechanisms to address negative externalities linked to the use of natural resources: this is done in a budgetary neutral way by lowering tax burdens on labour.
In the EESC's view the long term economic sustainability in the Black Sea region is directly linked with the environmental situation, growing negative externalities, social responsibility issues,