Sentence examples for negative externality from inspiring English sources

Carbon emissions represent a negative externality.

Nobody actually knows the precise cost of any negative externality.

Mr Musk referred to that huge amount of money as an "untaxed negative externality".

They skim the best business deals, creating a "negative externality" on those who are not party to them.

For Milanović, the idea was novel because "it treats inequality as having a negative externality like taxing carbon emissions".

This is, in economist-speak, a "negative externality": the transaction inflicts a cost on an otherwise uninvolved party, who gets no benefit from the transaction.

A negative externality exists when the production or consumption of a product results in a cost to a third party.

It is important we see over-leveraging for what it is: a large negative externality that society has been forced to support.

Just as the plagues in the 14th century were unintended consequences of increased trade and urbanization, so terrorism is a negative externality of our borderless world.

There is, however, an altogether different argument for these taxes: that when someone consumes such goods, he does impose a negative externality — on the future version of himself.

But they make the former less likely, and they go some way toward addressing the negative externality that lies at the heart of the latter.