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Business, 24.10.2019 04:00 shakira11harvey6

What would be a reason for a government not to intervene with a particular externality?

(a) some citizens are not affected by the externality.
(b) the externality is well established and not a surprise to the market.
(c) the externality is not large enough to justify the costs of intervening.
(d) the externality does not affect those actually engaged in market activity.

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