Economics · Microeconomics
In economics, how are externalities defined?
- 1Internal production costs borne directly by the producer
- 2Government taxes imposed on imported goods
- 3Only the positive environmental benefits of industrial activity
- 4Effects of economic activities on third parties that are not reflected in market prices✓
Correct answer
Effects of economic activities on third parties that are not reflected in market prices
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