- In economics, an
externality is an
indirect cost (
external cost) or
indirect benefit (
external benefit) to an
uninvolved third party that
arises as an...
- A ****iary
externality occurs when the
actions of an
economic agent cause an
increase or
decrease in
market prices. For example, an
influx of city-dwellers...
- Look up
external in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
External may
refer to:
Externality, in economics, the cost or
benefit that
affects a
party who did...
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Externalism is a
group of
positions in the
philosophy of mind
which argues that the
conscious mind is not only the
result of what is
going on
inside the...
- A country's
gross external debt (or
foreign debt) is the
liabilities that are owed to
nonresidents by residents.: 5 The
debtors can be governments, corporations...
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Internalism and
externalism are two
opposite ways of
integrating and
explaining various subjects in
several areas of philosophy.
These include human motivation...
- many authors, a pure
externality.[citation needed]
Notwithstanding the
above objections, some
authors enumerate positive externalities for the automobile...
- An
external auditor performs an audit, in
accordance with
specific laws or rules, of the
financial statements of a company,
government entity,
other legal...
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External validity is the
validity of
applying the
conclusions of a
scientific study outside the
context of that study. In
other words, it is the extent...
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solutions to
internalize the
externality: By
applying the
Coase Theorem two
possible solutions arise for
internalizing this
externality.
These solutions can occur...
