What is meant by negative and positive externalities

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Using examples explain what is meant by:

i. negative externalities

ii. positive externalities

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The problem is about externalities in economies. The problem explains about externalities and explains about negative externalities and positive externalities. Externalities are those which do not affect producers monetarily but can have greater impact on the standard of living and society.

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