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The concept of external benefit is associated with a negative externality, but not with a positive externality.
Preemption
A legal doctrine under which a higher authority's laws take precedence over those of a lower authority when both entities have the power to legislate on a subject.
Mootness
A concept whereby a case is deemed inadmissible for judicial review if the underlying issue has been resolved or rendered irrelevant.
Ripeness
A criterion used in constitutional law to determine if a court case is premature for review because the issues involved have not yet fully developed.
Impossibility
A defense in contract law where a party claims that fulfilling the contractual obligations has become objectively impossible due to unforeseen events.
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