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When there is an externality in a market,
Persuasive Powers
The ability to convince others to adopt a certain perspective, belief, or to make a decision in one's favor through argument or appeal.
Loyalty
The quality of being faithful or devoted to a person, country, group, or cause.
Caution Signals
Indications or warnings that suggest a potential problem or risk in a situation, especially relevant in decision-making processes.
Buyer
An individual or entity that purchases goods or services for personal use or for the use of an organization.
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