The term externalities refers to: The inequitable distribution of output All costs and benefits of a market activity borne by a third party The impact that imported goods have on domestic markets Free-riders who benefit but do not pay
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The inequitable distribution of output: This is not what externalities refer to. This term is more related to issues of economic inequality and how resources or wealth are distributed in a society. Show more…
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