But we begin by looking more closely at the problem of externalities.

Water is an externality, regarded as given by nature or God.

So people at Chicago did accept the need for dealing with externalities?

These costs are referred to as "externalities" because they have no effect on the market.

Most important is the opposite of what economists call social costs or externalities.

Those subsidies take many forms, but the most significant are their "externalities."

Externalities arise when the choices of one party effect another.

In the Review, climate change is described as an economic externality.

Positive externalities are often associated with the free rider problem.

Externalities can sometimes be resolved by agreement between the parties involved.

The sale of personal data to third parties, in economic terms, is an "externality."

"But externalities have forced us to look at it that way.

In other words, the tax only considers the amount of externality produced.

From an economic perspective, it is a network externalities story and a credible one.

Why then do externalities like congestion and pollution remain a problem?

But now I plan to bypass all this clumsy externality.

In each case the source of the externality is matched with a particular victim.

A common example of such an externality is double marginalization.

On the other hand, a positive externality would increase the utility of third parties at no cost to them.

Many negative externalities are related to the environmental consequences of production and use.

The graph below shows the effects of a negative externality.

Firstly, which externalities are to be introduced into the system?

On the demand side, software is subject to "positive network externalities."

The existence of externalities gives government a role in trying to correct for market failure.

Also, other than pollution, I don't see how anything else on your list is an externality.

But we begin by looking more closely at the problem of externalities.

Water is an externality, regarded as given by nature or God.

So people at Chicago did accept the need for dealing with externalities?

These costs are referred to as "externalities" because they have no effect on the market.

Most important is the opposite of what economists call social costs or externalities.

Those subsidies take many forms, but the most significant are their "externalities."

Externalities arise when the choices of one party effect another.

In the Review, climate change is described as an economic externality.

Positive externalities are often associated with the free rider problem.

Externalities can sometimes be resolved by agreement between the parties involved.

The sale of personal data to third parties, in economic terms, is an "externality."

"But externalities have forced us to look at it that way.

In other words, the tax only considers the amount of externality produced.

From an economic perspective, it is a network externalities story and a credible one.

Why then do externalities like congestion and pollution remain a problem?

But now I plan to bypass all this clumsy externality.

In each case the source of the externality is matched with a particular victim.

A common example of such an externality is double marginalization.

On the other hand, a positive externality would increase the utility of third parties at no cost to them.

Many negative externalities are related to the environmental consequences of production and use.

The graph below shows the effects of a negative externality.

Firstly, which externalities are to be introduced into the system?

On the demand side, software is subject to "positive network externalities."

The existence of externalities gives government a role in trying to correct for market failure.

Also, other than pollution, I don't see how anything else on your list is an externality.