Taking externalities of renewable energy into account, the trading price of CO2 emission is taken to assess the cost of electric energy in CO2 capture of air capture driven by wind energy.
Taking externalities of renewable energy into account, the total cost and the total cost savings of air capture driven by wind energy are calculated under four scenarios in this paper.
Note, however, that the average marginal effect is lower than suggested by the odds ratio from the regression output: ceteris paribus the probability of CVT provision is about 8 percentage points lower in the group of firms whose representatives stated to consider externalities when taking decisions on CVT provision.
Surely, an industry whose business model depends on all of us taking on "externalities" like droughts, wildfires, floods, and hurricanes, could chip in a few extra bucks for disaster relief?
Left to the market, New York commuters' private-car use would be underpriced because its negative externalities are not considered, while the subway's fares might not take its positive externalities into account.
What about Ronald Coase? [Coase, an English transplant who won the Nobel Prize in 1991, is famous for arguing that, under some circumstances, bargaining in the market will take care of externalities.] Chicago didn't deny that there were externalities in the world.
It's very, very difficult to get an expanded notion of accounting, where you take into account externalities, soft assets.
(i) First, there is a computational assessment of a digitized road network model of the real-world congestion hot spot to determine the 'cap' of the system in terms of vehicle volumes at which traffic efficiency deteriorates and the environmental externalities take off exponentially.
These toxins and chemicals result from actions by organizations that did not take into account the externalities and long-term negative impacts of some of their business practices.
