Externalities: Problems and Solutions
weight size of 4,500 pounds. ! ! The consumption of large cars such as SUVs produces three types of negative externalities: ! !Environmental Externalities: ! !The contribution of driving to global warming is directly proportional to the amount of fossil fuel a vehicle requires to travel a mile. SUV drivers use more gas
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