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Old 04-21-2008, 05:21 AM
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Can someone explain to me what are externalities? (Economics)?

I understand what they actually are, benefit & cost. But I have not idea on the graphs. I have gone to all websites possible and I have no idea... can you break it down for me. Pleaseee..,.
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Graphically externalities show up as entirely new curves. The standard supply and demand curves are private benefit and private cost. Positive externalities are depicted as a social benefit curve that is shifted up from the private benefit curve; negative externalities show up as a social cost curve that is shifted up from the private cost curve. The social benefit/cost curves are shifted up from the private benefit/cost curves indicating that the individual either does not enjoy all the benefits of consuming a good or does not bear all the costs of consuming a good. The difference between the private and social benefit/cost at each quantity is the external benefit/cost.
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Graphically externalities show up as entirely new curves. The standard supply and demand curves are private benefit and private cost. Positive externalities are depicted as a social benefit curve that is shifted up from the private benefit curve; negative externalities show up as a social cost curve that is shifted up from the private cost curve. The social benefit/cost curves are shifted up from the private benefit/cost curves indicating that the individual either does not enjoy all the benefits of consuming a good or does not bear all the costs of consuming a good. The difference between the private and social benefit/cost at each quantity is the external benefit/cost.
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