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    The article discusses the environmental issues that Australia faces as a result of numerous companies emitting greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide. Thanks to that, a negative externality occurs because the production of goods and services in Australia has a major effect upon a third party. For example, a company is set up next to a residential area; this will have a negative effect on the residents living in that region. For this reason the Australian government is deciding whether to impose

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    factory does not directly pay the additional cost to address any health issues or to assist maintain the cleanliness of the air or water. In some cases, on the other hand, the harmed parties can use legal measures to get compensation for damages (Frank, 343). A positive externality, on the other hand, is an unpaid benefit that expands beyond those directly initiate the activity. One instance, would be a neighborhood resident who creates a private garden, the aesthetic beauty of which payback other

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    negative externalities, government measures and the effects of excessive consumption of sugary foods. Meanwhile, it will analyze and evaluate the effectiveness of the imposition of tax and compare it to alternative solutions. Externality is a kind of market failure that all allocation of goods and services is not efficient. Externalities is effects of activities on outside third parties, which is also called “Spillover Effect”. It will occur when there is a difference between social costs or benefits and

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    lives. Alcohol is a demerit good, because it can have negative effects on the consumer. The effects of alcohol consumption can also impact other people and those spill over effects are called negative externalities. Negative externalities cause market failure, because an individual’s incentive for a certain behavior does not lead to rational outcomes for society. Negative externalities of alcohol consumption can be for example when a person is injured from bad drinking habits, needs medical or psychological

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    1. When issues arise, governments are the ones that intervene into the market to correct market failures; these include issues such as climate change. In order to correct these issues government use methods such as inequality, externalities and public goods. This restores efficiency as well as increasing the economic well being of society. The environment is accessible by every individual as it is non-excludable. Thus, meaning that no one can be prohibited from using it and one person’s use diminishes

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    creation, development, and commercialization of new technologies and practices. “The assessment of emerging energy-efficient industrial technologies can be useful for identifying research and development projects; identifying potential technologies for market transformation activities; providing common information on technologies to a broad audience of policy-makers; and offering new insights into technology development and energy efficiency potentials” (Research & Development). Let us look at the promotion

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    (free agency). Normally, these high bids come from teams in the largest markets (New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, etc.). Since the leagues protect the power of teams in these markets are able to refuse the creation of new franchises or the movement of existing teams into their market areas, the owners of these coveted franchises amass large revenue bases and can thus afford the best players. To offset the advantages of large market teams, owners in smaller regions seek public subsidies that will permit

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    Introduction The World Health Organization (WHO) defines obesity as the excessive accumulation of fat that puts the person’s health at risk (Lenzi et al., 2015). The prevalence of obesity has increased worldwide over the past three decades. According to Holtz (2016), obese people have outnumbered the undernourished, with the World Health Organization estimating that 1.9 billion adults are overweight, out of which about 600 million are obese. Given the recent trends, it is estimated that 1.12 billion

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    Theoretical Basis of NPM Scrutinizing the literature regarding NPM depicts that there is an extensive research related to characteristics and application of research but less significant work is done in building the theoretical base of market-oriented reforms. The literature of NPM also refers to the works of Vigoda, Pollitt, Hood, Hughes, Ferlie, Kirkpatrick, Osborne and Gaebler. Though it is said that the theoretical basis for the public management reforms still to be ongoing, but it is believed

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    Using the data and your economic knowledge, assess which is the best policy that the UK government could adopt to reduce congestion on the roads (25 marks) Market failure is where there is a misallocation of resources in the economy, either completely failing to provide a good or service or providing the wrong quantity. A negative externality, which is the same as an external cost, occurs when the consumption or production of a good causes costs to a third party, where the social

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