NOUN
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the quality or state of being outside or directed toward or relating to the outside or exterior
the outwardness of the world
How To Use externality In A Sentence
- The problem of environmental pollution roots in the characteristic of public goods and negative externality.
- And the externality of being coerced is a major uncompensated one. The Volokh Conspiracy » Does Hayek Belong in High School Economics Classes?
- Because preventive services are quasi-public goods or of positive externality, the government should provide these services through subsidy or directly public supply.
- There is no negative externality there: they've knowingly taken the risk.
- The efficient solution is rarely to have a zero quantity of the externality.
- Specifically, the system is 'gamed' (by using entrenched wealth-power over the political system) to allow a highly hierarchical ruling-elite corporate/financial Empire to dump negative externality costs into the broader social/environment. OpEdNews - Diary: Flaws and Solutions to Capitalism -- Part 1
- And there is a particular kind of negative externality.
- Furthermore, Bourdieu speaks of habitus, a social space and a disposition to act in certain ways, which is the result of the internalization of externality and the externalization of interiority.
- Pollution is considered as a form of negative externality in economic growth.
- By reason of this freedom the form of its determinateness also is utterly free - the externality of space and time which is absolutely for itself and without subjectivity.