What is Pigouvian tax? Suppose government wants solve externality problem by mposing Pigouvian tax. Get an example by yourself and with that example prove how government can solve externality problem by using Pigouvian tax with appropriate graph

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Q: Consider the following event and identify which type of externality it creates: “…. Congestion…

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A: Existence of externalities prevents maximum economic efficiency in a market.

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