An example of an externality is: a) the irritation you feel when you drive past a gas station offering a 20% discount on gas, having just filled your tank for full price at a station 100 meters up to the road b) the penalty paid by a coal mining company after it is caught illegally dumping toxic waste into a river c) the injury suffered by a cyclist who, in your delirious rage over missing the bargain at the gas station, you inadvertently force off the road as you drive past the gas station d) the price paid by an electricity company for an emission certificate on the European Trading Scheme, allowing it to emit a specified level of CO2

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Q: When an externality is present, the market equilibrium i

A: This concept can be described as the unintended side effects or influence of economic activity that…

Q: During the COVID-19 pandemic, alcohol consumption increased dramatically. In response, the…

A: The objective of the question is to understand the impact of a tax on a good with inelastic demand…

Q: Efficiency in the presence of externalities

A: Efficiency cannot be achieved in the presence of externalities. Because in externalities someone is…

Q: Why do economists care about positive externalities?

A: The externalities are the additional costs or benefits experienced by the person who is not a part…

Q: What are externalities; and how the government can fix it

A: Externalities allude to the unintended or spillover impacts of an economic movement or decision on…

Q: Define externalities. Also give an example of a negative externality

A: # Sometimes, some third person experience the effects of activities which is taking place between…

Q: Which of the following illustrates the concept of externalaties?       A. A hurricane destroys a…

A: An externality is the benefit or costs associated with an activity that is born by the third party…

Q: Why transaction cost has become the reason to solve an externality problem?

A: Externality is the negative or positive spillover by the consumer or producer which affects the…

Q: If negative externalities exist in the production of a product, it causes causes_ of the product

A: Negative Externality : Negative Externality exists when the production or consumption of a good or…

Q: Explain how the effects of externalities can be remedied

A: Externalities are spillover effects on third part or on society because of consumption or production…

Q: How do externalities affect the supply and demand curve? Please explain in detail with graphs and…

A: How do externalities affect the supply and demand curve? Please explain in detail with graphs and…

Q: Offer an example of a good or service with a negative externality. What is the externality of the…

A: Negative externalities arise when a good or service's product and/or consumption has a negative…

Q: In an economic transaction between a producer and a consumer, an externalized cost or (negative)…

A: The consumption and production of food leads to many externalized costs. Most of these externalities…

Q: Based on the graph, which statement about flu vaccines is true? People who get vaccinated primarily…

A: The acts that governments knock off the economic field square measure cited as policy. It…

Q: Can you think of a reason why making cars safer would create negative externalities?

A: Negative externalities happen when production and consumption place external costs on non-market…

Q: Which of the following is associated with a positive externality? Traffic congestion Taxes Eating a…

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Q: Thich of the following is an example of a negative externality? the benefit you receive when your…

A: Externality refers to cost or benefit that tends to affect people who is not the part of production…

Q: Does an externality cause total surplus to increase or decrease?

A: Total surplus is the sum of the consumer's surplus and producer's surplus in the economy.…

Q: ph, show how an unaccounted-for negative externality results in inefficiency

A: Externalities refers to the side effects of economic activities that are not accounted for or such…

Q: negative externality and positive externality means what and what is an example of each.

A: The advantageous consequences of an economic activity that are felt by parties not directly involved…

Q: What would be the amount of a per-unit tax needed to fix the externality

A: Externalities present severe problems for economic policy when individuals, households, and…

Q: Pollution is an example of a externality. A) negative consumption B) Coasian C) positive consumption…

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Q: What does Coase mean by "the reciprocal nature" of the problem of negative externalities? the…

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Q: Give an example for a negative or positive externality and explain the inefficiency this negative or…

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Market Equilibrium and Failure

The economy of a country or any place depends on the market demand and market supply of goods and services.