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Negative externality means an uncompensated negative impact on third party
Pollution created by big industries pollute the air which leads to decreasing quality of air and it leads to negative impact to my health as I have to breath the polluted air or bad quality air.
Govt can correct this externality either through taxation which will decrease the pollution emission or through regulation. It can permit only some particular unit of pollution to be emitted which doesnot harm climate and air quality
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