Save preferences. Close Your shopping bag. Checkout now. Your favourites Create a list of works then send us an enquiry. Items in list. Send enquiry. Close Mailing list signup. Sign up. By signing up you agree to our privacy policy. Sign up for updates. The choice to emphasize either the positive or negative externality in the mirrored set shapes the array of policy prescriptions we are likely to consider.
The same choice may affect whether we think there is a real problem to be solved in the first instance. We find loss aversion at work in policymaking as well: negative externalities, we suggest, are often viewed as a call to action, while positive externalities are viewed merely as an occasion for celebration. Given the critical role externalities play in justifying both development of property rights and intervention in markets and individual liberties, understanding mirrored externalities and the consequences of our framing of them is vital.
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