Sentence examples for externalities from from inspiring English sources

First, the FSM has suffered a great loss of food production because of inconsistent external and internal government policies and unplanned externalities from U.S. food aid programs [ 20].

This paper models and quantifies the externalities from space debris.

What are the externalities from AI, and how can they best be addressed?

We report the results of a meta-analysis based on the literature on externalities from FDI.

We revisit job design with sequential tasks and outcome externalities from a different perspective, extending Schmitz (2013a).

We run four different treatments to identify the effect of payoffs externalities from those related to information and beliefs.

Public goods classically arise from market failures due to free-riding, where those not paying for the good nonetheless benefit from its presence thereby leading to its undersupply; and from externalities arising from market transactions that create a public bad, such as pollution.

One potential channel through which native children could be affected negatively by immigrant children is an externality from the limited English proficiency of immigrant children who are learning in the same classrooms as native children.

Myriad externalities result from corporate risk-taking, and regulation cannot feasibly take them all into account.

However, there are strong negative externalities resulting from the intensity of local non-interactive knowledge search a competition effect.

It explores the possibility of convergence of productivity among firms, thanks to the knowledge externalities available from more productive firms to the less productive ones.