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Sure it is. The profit goes to the lawbreakers, the loss goes to the citizens of this country who can't do that job at a decent wage. It's a classic negative
by samatman 6y ago
Sure it is.
The profit goes to the lawbreakers, the loss goes to the citizens of this country who can't do that job at a decent wage.
It's a classic negative externality.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 6y ago> The profit goes to the lawbreakers, the loss goes to the citizens of this country who can't do that job at a decent wage. By that definition, every transaction where someone accepts a low wage causes a negative externality against someone who would accept a higher one. This does not match my understanding of externalities.