Illustration of externalities, Microeconomics

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Externalities: Many economic activities have collateral effects (at times positive, but more often negative) on other people who aren't directly involved in that activity. Illustrations of externalities include pollution (which imposes a cost on natural environment and everyone who uses it), congestion (it slows down travel and productivity) and spill-over impacts of major investment or plant closure decisions.


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