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externality
uncompensated impact of one person’s actions on the well-being of a bystander
buyers buy if
wtp is greater than p
sellers sell if
oppurtunity cost is less than p
private costs (producers)
costs borne by producer
private benefits
benefits borne by consumers
external costs
cost that falls on bystander
social cost
all of the costs of production, including private cost and external cost
negative externalities
presence of an external cost (ex:pollution)
positive externalities
presence of an external benefit (example:showering)