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What are some of the policy tools used by supply-side economists,and how do they work?
Externality
A consequence of an economic activity, such as pollution, that affects third parties.
Acid Rain
Precipitation that contains a high concentration of sulfuric or nitric acids, often resulting from the emission of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides from industrial activity.
Gas Prices
represent the cost per unit volume of gasoline, a widely monitored economic indicator due to its implications on consumer spending and economic health.
Price Mechanism
The method through which supply and demand dynamics set the prices for goods and services within a market-driven economy.
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