Examples of using Negative externalities in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Finally, the immediate negative externalities of the world's current high-carbon growth model, such as air pollution, are now better recognized as adding to the short-term cost of climate change.
fixing their poor behaviour can have negative externalities.
Governments confronted with this market failure tend to use regulation in order to ensure that the negative externalities arising from production are accounted for.
optimised delivery logistics to allow for more energy savings and an overall reduction of negative externalities.
Energy-efficiency measures target negative externalities as referred to in paragraph(35)
On the one hand, it allows the introduction of a system of incentives that reduces risk and negative externalities, on the other hand,
Unless proper action is taken to reverse these negative externalities, there will be insufficient incentive for the actors along the food chain to reduce food waste and society will keep
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,
friendly modes of transport, and hence reduce the negative externalities of the Union transport system.
therefore further reduce the negative externalities of the EU transport system.
this regulatory failure should not prevent Member States from imposing requirements for environmental protection that go beyond Community requirements and from reducing negative externalities to the greatest possible extent.
aims to use market mechanisms to address negative externalities linked to the use of natural resources:
(a) Negative externalities: they are most common for environmental aid measures
Undertakings acting in their own interest have no incentive to take the negative externalities arising from production into account either when they decide on a particular production technology
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,
undertakings acting in their own interest may have insufficient incentives to take the negative externalities arising from production into account either when they decide on a particular production technology
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,
realising that negative externalities result in public bad
States may impose regulation, standards and taxes on undertakings that pollute to compensate for the negative externalities they produce in accordance with the polluter pays principle.
Since the financial crisis of 2008, the until recently rising stock of NPLs has deteriorated market perceptions of the European banking sector as a whole and has represented negative externalities for the whole EU.