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An externality occurs when an economic activity causes... The person who is affected by the negative externality in the case of air pollution will see it as lowered utility... The externality may even be seen as a... 1 externality of all economic activity... A side effect or externality associated with his activity is the... would arguably provide a positive externality at the expense of an unlucky few... Positional externalities refer to a special type of externality that depends on the relative rankings of actors in a situation... diagram if the externality can be monetized and valued in terms of...

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