The Process of Providing Incentives So That Externalities Are Taken

question 160

Multiple Choice

The process of providing incentives so that externalities are taken into account internally by firms or by consumers is called

• A)socializing the externalities.
• B)contingent-valuing the externalities.
• C)privatizing the externalities.
• D)internalizing the externalities.
• E)externalizing the externalities.

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