Examples of using Externalities in English and their translations into Italian
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consumption patterns can largely be attributed to a failure to internalise environmental externalities into economic activities.
New infrastructure should be planned and prioritised with a view to maximising socio-economic benefits taking into account externalities and effects on the total network.
other civil society organisations would contribute to positive policy externalities and create new synergies.
Ii the centripetal forces resulting from agglomeration econ omies of scale, externalities and transport costs.
reduction of harmful externalities.
noise allows local environmental externalities to be taken into account.
taking all situational variables and externalities into account.
Framework Programme-funded research project"NEEDS: New Energy Externalities Development for Sustainability" TEN.
including measurements of externalities and future tax revenues.
However, the Committee also points to the need for a more uniform way of defining and evaluating externalities.
including positive externalities.
creates many distortions, and generates large negative externalities, affecting most of us.
It therefore seems reasonable to design taxes that internalise the externalities generated by this sector's behaviour such that they can help to create fairer conditions in the process of developing
The internalisation of externalities, the elimination of tax distortions
Farm production has always entailed positive externalities for the development of the rural world,
this above all means saving of the resources and discouragement of the externalities increasing the quality of services
The Top 100 Externalities of Business," Trucost,
he argues that since markets do not price so-called externalities such as carbon emissions
The same levels of production are achieved whether the perpetrator of the negative externalities is legally liable for the externality costs or is the victims of the negative externalities make a payment to the perpetrator that is reduced by the amounts of the externalities.
According to IRENA, doubling the share of renewable energies would reduce the monetary costs of externalities related to the use of fossil fuels by at least USD 1.2 trillion per year(4.2 trillion by 2030), and save up to 4 million lives annually.