Examples of using Negative externalities in English and their translations into Romanian
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including measures to incorporate negative externalities and involving funding for research
the Council in terms of fair compensation for the negative externalities of the agreements that have been made,
the Commission must examine the possibility of guarding against the negative externalities caused by this agreement in the above-mentioned regions.
taxes on undertakings that pollute to compensate for the negative externalities they produce in accordance with the polluter pays principle.
has represented negative externalities for the whole EU.
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,
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,
in order to compensate them for any negative externalities that might occur.
functioning of the financial sector in order to reduce negative externalities for the rest of the economy,
be linked to various causes, such as negative externalities, imperfect information,
However, the Commission must be aware that the Europeanisation of support is also unlikely as long as Member States are able to develop individual policies,"free riding" or imposing negative externalities on neighbouring countries(e.g.,
This is what economists would call a"negative externality.".
A negative externality is associated to civil aviation:
In economic terms, pollution from fossil fuels is regarded as a negative externality.
The negative externality of Uber cars becoming more productive is taxi drivers seeing the value of their licenses drop by as much as 30 percent in New York, for example.
The negative externality of too high pricing by the retailer is sometimes called the“double marginalisation problem” and it can be
Concentration(achieving critical mass while addressing negative externalities).
Here the focus should be on reducing the negative externalities of agglomeration and ensure that all groups can benefit from highly specialised and productive economies.
calculating the cost of negative externalities;
Ultra-right ideologies are therefore already exploited by European elites to channel social frustrations about the negative externalities of neoliberal domination against various scapegoats,