Examples of using Negative externalities in English and their translations into German
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They do not create negative externalities, such as CO2, in the present or the future.
The loss of confidence infinancial institutions can cause additional negative externalities in the economy.
CO2 needs a price so that the negative externalities of CO2 emissions can be better internalised.
Drastically reduce leakage of plastics into natural systems(in particular, the ocean) and other negative externalities.
Raising funds by taxing negative externalities reduces distortions rather than creating them.
As the system is based on identifying individual Member States who do not behave,fixing their poor behaviour can have negative externalities.
This increased potential for negative externalities must be compensated by proportionate investment in safety and training.
The principles of sustainable development require that transport users should face“real” costs, that is to say,costs which include the negative externalities of transport.
What is new today is the focus on urbanization's negative externalities- especially the thorny issues of land confiscation and environmental degradation.
Similarly commuting across regional, and evennational, borders often requires inter-administrative cooperation to provide solutions(e.g. public transport) to minimise the negative externalities.
Market players may not have topay for the full social cost of their actions(negative externalities) like in the case of pollution through industrial activity.
The diseconomies or negative externalities of agglomeration and the high levels of energy use typical of urban sprawl run counter the prospect of a good quality of life for all.
And I also think that thinking about processed foods in a new way,where we actually price the negative externalities like petrochemicals and like fertilizer runoff into the price of a bag of chips.
Rainer Friedrich from the University of Stuttgart, Germany, attempted to rank different energy sources according to their total costs,also integrating negative externalities such as health risks or environmental pollution.
According to Coase theorem, absent transaction costs, negative externalities such as transboundary pollution could be managed by decentralized(intergovernmental) agreements.
The Treaty provides for a system of economic policies' coordination,fostering positive spill-over effects and taking into account possible negative externalities that could occur when decision-making is not coordinated.
However, if properly conceived, the tax could reduce existing negative externalities, contribute to a more efficient allocation of resources throughout the economy, and the revenue collected could be usefully recycled by governments.
The Treaty provides for a system of economic policies' coordination,fostering positive spill-over effects and taking account of any possible negative externalities that could occur when decision-making is not coordinated.
But energy is fundamental for humanity,not only because of its potentially negative externalities, but also given its economic relevance: Western countries spend 8-10% of their GDP on energy, and developing countries spend double or triple that amount.
By internalising external costs, transport prices are expected to give the right signal to transport users,to improve the efficiency of infrastructure use and contribute to reducing negative externalities such as congestion, accidents and environmental emissions.
It allows the introduction of a system of incentives that reduces risk and negative externalities, on the other hand, it certainly creates distortions that could penalise European financial markets.
A configuration of this kind would make for the essential“critical mass” in the major areas of progress in knowledge, inparticular to achieve economies of scale, to allocate resources better overall, and to reduce negative externalities due to insufficient mobility of factors and poor information for operators.
For example, the new welfare economics of capital controls views unstable capital flows as negative externalities on recipient countries, which implies that regulations on cross-border flows are the optimal tools to address market failures, improve market functioning, and enhance growth, not worsen it.
I voted in favour of this motion for a resolution because I believe that it includes important recommendations to the Commission andthe Council in terms of fair compensation for the negative externalities of the agreements that have been made, particularly as regards Europe's outermost regions.
Research will focus on: development of the necessary tools for integrated management of coastal zones(ICZM);evaluation of positive and negative externalities under different production systems for agriculture and forestry; development of strategies for sustainable forest management considering regional specificity; strategies/concepts for sustainable management and multipurpose utilisation of forest and agriculture resources; cost-efficiency of new environmental-friendly processes and recycling technologies within the integrated forestry/wood chain.
With regard to the complex approach of the collaborative economy in the current context, the EESC recommends ensuring balanced coexistence betweenmodels that guarantees its full development without causing negative externalities in the market, especially when it comes to protecting competition, taxation and high-quality employment.
The need for more effective regional policies to addresscommon challenges in support of sustainability by minimising the negative externalities of enhanced economic integration, maximising the positive synergies between economic integration and sustainable growth, and spreading the benefits and costs of regional integration more evenly.
We remain convinced that effective and timely regulation as opposedto prohibition is the best way to go to reduce negative externalities in the industry and derive positive health benefit s that the cannabis plant offers.
Even if there do exist positive externalities which are not reflected in lower private costs,one can safely assume that the negative externalities in highly agglomerated industrial centers or regions already outweigh the positive externalities, so that the overall net effect is an increase in social costs which are not reflected in higher private costs.
Moreover, bearing in mind transport and environmental policies,fuel taxes enable the negative externalities of transport and, in particular, road transport to be compensated if only in part.