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True.
externality is defined as the consumption or production done by
any party, which effects the third party also is called
externality.
There can be two types of externality. Both negative and
positive.
A positive externality is when marginal social benefit is more than
private benefits.
a negative externality is when social cost is more than private
cost.
As shown above, externality is an automatic process. In simple
words, if there is any consumer or production of any good and
services by any individual or firm is being consumed or produced.
then these externality will come into existence
automatically.
Now, if tax is imposed to charge the social cost from the producer
then this tax revenue is to full compensate the residents who are
fully affected by the pollution.
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