Sentences with EXTERNALITIES
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"An example of positive externalities is the beauty of flowers in a public park."
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"Negative externalities arise when factories release pollution into the air."
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"Positive externalities can result from individuals volunteering in their community."
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"The introduction of new technology may create positive externalities for society as a whole."
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"Positive externalities can occur when people share knowledge and ideas with others."
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"Negative externalities of tobacco consumption include second-hand smoke and increased healthcare costs."
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"Positive externalities can result from investments in public education."
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"The preservation of historical buildings can generate positive externalities for tourism."
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"Negative externalities of industrial fishing include overfishing and harm to marine ecosystems."
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"Positive externalities can occur when businesses adopt sustainable practices."
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"Education campaigns can create positive externalities by raising awareness about important issues."
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"Positive externalities of vaccination programs include herd immunity and lower disease prevalence."
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"Negative externalities of fast food consumption include obesity and healthcare expenses."
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"The government should take into account the positive externalities of education when making funding decisions."
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"There are often negative externalities associated with industrial pollution."
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"The market fails to account for externalities such as the depletion of natural resources."
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"Public transportation can generate positive externalities by reducing traffic congestion."
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"When a company pollutes a river, it creates negative externalities for the surrounding communities."
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"Efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions aim to address the negative externalities of fossil fuel use."
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"The construction of a new park can have positive externalities by increasing nearby property values."
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"The pricing of goods and services should reflect their full social cost, including externalities."
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"The presence of a well-maintained neighborhood can generate positive externalities for all residents."
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"Governments may need to intervene to internalize externalities and avoid market inefficiencies."
