Examples of using Negative externalities in English and their translations into Arabic
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The ESCWA regionhas been subjected to elements from both types of negative externalities.
They do not create negative externalities, such as CO2, in the present or the future.
Sustainability of natural resources will require above all the minimization of negative externalities.
They are essentially aimed at internalizing negative externalities created by individual financial institutions.
At the same time,some Parties highlighted the need to set conditions to avoid negative externalities.
These negative externalities are particularly detrimental for developing countries and require greater attention.
Thus, the sustained growth in demand for these products bears enormous negative externalities for society.
The potential negative externalities on public health and the environment were never considered in shaping those subsidies.
To make carbon-neutral decisions where possible, minimise negative externalities and contribute to their reduction.
If negative externalities are not taken into account and all the costs are not included, there can be significant and harmful overproduction or overuse of the resource.
An urban public transportsystem should be designed to reduce the negative externalities of transport and improve the quality of life.
Negative externalities are the costs of an action or process that accrue to someone other than people directly involved in the action, i.e. impact on outsiders.
Observing that a number of key sectors of the global economyare currently not taxed in some countries despite the negative externalities they generate.
This serves both as an insurance against negative externalities of the multilateral system and as a powerful force to advance and increase the efficiency of the larger system.
For public transport tohave a chance to compete for the pocketbooks of customers, the negative externalities caused by private vehicles have to be accounted for.
Moreover, although energy plays a key role in economic and social development,the current patterns of production and use also carry negative externalities.
In the three cases,restrictive measures were of a temporary nature to prevent negative externalities, and enable enterprises to acquire skills and competitiveness.
The distortions and negative externalities that determine the productive modernization of industrial firms will also have to be eliminated, without neglecting existing intrasectoral and intersectoral production links.
Maintaining this is sometimes difficult becauseeconomic growth may give rise to negative externalities, such as a rise in corruption, which is a major problem in developing countries.
In addition, if there are negative externalities from low quality, e.g. building users are harmed as a consequence of poor engineering, minimum standards limit buyers ' deliberate under-investment in quality.
At the same time, however, when not properly designed and managed,cities often pay the high price of negative externalities, such as congestion, contamination and wide inequalities.
Most of these activities generate considerable negative externalities, the most important being disfigurement of coastlines and marine pollution and pollution of coastal freshwater aquifers.
These reforms were aimed at extending the scope ofsupervision to include macroprudential as well as microprudential objectives, and internalizing negative externalities created by individual financial institutions.
The relatively intangible nature of environmental costs, the negative externalities associated with such costs and the free-rider problem are reasons for market failure and effectively restrict the role of public policy in this area.
Tensions between the transformative demands of economic development and the conservative impact of traditional social structures, which are supportedby the capture of export rents, have also triggered negative externalities in many countries.
At the microlevel,environmental impact assessment of projects to determine negative externalities should be combined with appropriate economic instruments- charges and taxes to ensure the equalization of private and social costs.
The present report indicates how a renewed political commitment for sustainable urban development can harness the positive role of urbanization in driving growth and sustainability,and address the challenges and reduce the negative externalities.
Because water is an ephemeral and scarce resource,and is also susceptible to negative externalities, proper management of both water and water-related activities is crucial for implementing successful and sustainable processes of water development and conservation.
For shipping, adopting the sustainability concept involves having to achieve efficiency, effectiveness and quality of service, while at the same timetaking into account the cost generated by any potential negative externalities arising from their activities.
There are other proposals for internationally coordinated taxes on, for example, carbon emissions and taxes on arms purchases, which would have the advantage of providing a significant source ofdevelopment financing while at the same time correcting negative externalities.
